11 mentions on Trippy
Here's what Trippy members say about Castel Sant'Angelo:
"There you can see Castel Sant'Angelo, Tiber River, Dell'Acqua Paola Fountain (with sweeping views of the city center) and Villa Sciarra or Villa Doria Pamphilj." See More
"While there, see St Maria in Trastevere Basilica See Castel Sant'Angelo and St Angelo Bridge Visit St Peter's Basilica." See More
"Though full of tourists, Piazza Navona, St Peter's Basilica and Castel Sant'Angelo are worth seeing." See More
"Peter's Basilica), and a couple of days for walking around and seeing other sites, including: Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, Piazza di Spagna, Villa Borghese, Campo de' Fiori, Trastevere, Castel Sant'Angelo/St Angelo Bridge, Monte Mario." See More
"Hi Perla, How lucky are you, to find yourself with a free day in Rome? I suggest exploring two of my favorite neighborhoods, monteverde vecchio and Trastevere (! :" See More
"After visiting the Vatican, walk down the main avenue to the Castel Sant'Angelo." See More
"Explore Castel Sant'Angelo for more history, and spend time wandering along Viale Giulio Cesare for a little shopping or a bite to eat." See More
"Kids probably also will love Castel Sant'Angelo, the ancient fortress of the Popes." See More
"The usual suspects aside (Coloseum, Spanish Steps, Capitoline and Forum, Piazza della Rotonda and Piazza Navona) you may want to also visit the Villa Borghese Gardens (and stunning scupture gallery), the Castel Sant'Angelo(amazing sunset views), the Teatro di Marcello, the Forum Boarium and the nearby Bocca della Verità at Basilica di Santa Maria in Cosmedin and the Giardino Degli Aranci on the Aventine Hill(where you can also find St Peter's keyhole)." See More
"From the station walk to Piazza San Pietro, from there a visit to Musei Vaticani could be nice but you will finish your time in the museum so I would suggest a walk to Castel Sant'Angelo where you can have a nice stop in the bar of the roof top terrace." See More
"From there, walk down the Via della Conciliazione (the main avenue leading from the square) towards the Castel Sant'Angelo all the way to the Lungotevere Marzio." See More