




Passetto di Borgo
Attraction
4.6 (230 reviews)
Erected in 1277, this elevated walkway has historically served as an escape from danger.
Viale Giuseppe Ceccarelli, 00193 Roma RM, Italy
+39 06 3996 7100
Highlights from Reviews
• historical significance
The Passetto has a rich history, serving as an escape route for popes and a symbol of resilience during times of crisis.
• unique architecture
The elevated passageway offers a distinctive architectural experience, connecting the Vatican City with Castel Sant'Angelo.
• splendid views
The open sections of the Passetto provide stunning views of Rome, offering a unique perspective on the city.
• escape crowds
Walking the Passetto offers a less crowded route compared to the main road, providing a more peaceful experience.
• connects attractions
The Passetto conveniently connects the Vatican with Castel Sant'Angelo, streamlining visits to both sites.