A narrow, seemingly endless circular staircase – the so called “lumaca di Sant’Andrea” – and 537 steps will take you to the balcony atop the cupola from which the view is superb.
The 136 meters tall cupola was designed by Michelangelo and offers a great view of Piazza San Pietro, Bernini’s colonnade and a complete vision of the city and its surroundings, up to the Castelli Romani and the sea.
From here, Rome unveils its entire beauty, the eternal city is at your feet, with the greatness of its districts alternating to the green of its gardens, cut across by the Tiber and surrounded by the blue looming Colli Albani.
Basílica de San Pedro en el Vaticano
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Mausoleo de Adriano (Castillo de Sant'Angelo)
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Passetto di Borgo
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Informaciones
Summer period
Opening at 7.30 - Closing at 18.00 (in the case of large numbers of people, closure may be around 30 minutes earlier depending on the queue)
Winter period
Opening at 7.30 - Closing at 17.00 (in the case of large numbers of people, closure may be around 30 minutes earlier depending on the queue)
The self-guided tour service is available from Monday to Sunday from 7.30 to 18.00
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Location
Para conocer todos los servicios de accesibilidad, visite la sección Roma accesible.
