Engelsbrücke

Stunning bridge than spans the Tiber. We were drawn to this location on numerous occasions during our Roman adventure.
While traffic on the bridge can be downright scary, the beauty of it cannot be denied. Pictures don’t do it justice.

Best bridge in Rome, bar none. Go around sunset on a clear day for spectacular views. Take lots of pictures of the sculptures.

When in Rome, I loved seeing this bridge from far away, and add I got closer it became more amazing.
There are angels depicting the items Jesus had at his time of crucifixion. There’s also a beautiful building facing the bridge and a busy square full of tourists and mimes.
Beggars asking for money, as was nearby at the Vatican.
My husband and I found this great tiny restaurant nearby called trattoria de Alfredo e ada can’t miss it was a once in a lifetime experience.

One of the best places to visit to see history, architecture, art, and beauty. Here was our experience.
As we began our crossing of the bridge, we found amazing opportunities for picture taking of the castle and the angels on the bridge. As we crossed over, directly in front of us was the entrance. As we entered, we followed the signs to the ticket office and bought our tickets. Signs were easy to understand and follow.
We saw artifacts like cannons and cannon balls preserved outside. There is so much to see. As you get to the top of the castle, you will have many spots for amazing scenic views for picture taking.
Inside, you will see jaw dropping art and furniture. You get a sense of how life was lived back then.
TIPS:
There are two sets of restrooms. The first set of restrooms are directly next to the ticket office once you pay and enter. The other set of restrooms are outside the castle. If you are facing the castle, cross the bridge and head to the right of the castle. You will find several blue portable restrooms. They are free.
There is an overpriced café on the second level of the castle.
You may bring water and snacks inside the castle.
There is NO drinking fountain inside the castle.
2 Hours is more than enough to enjoy and tour this castle on your own

Cool piece of old history. Really Rome is so filled with amazing pieces of the old world it is no wonder so any people flock here from the world over.

A voir absolument. Permet de faire des photos sublimes avec le fleuve en arrière plan. Et c’est gratuit !

One of my favorite spots of Rome. While there are tourists here, we’re all fairly scattered here because there is a lot space. The bridge is beautiful and you can see the lovely green Tiber River along with the gorgeous view of Basilica de San Pietro. We’ve walked past here 4 times. Such a lovely stroll with the trees sprouting their green buds. One day we saw a wedding photographer shooting photos of a couple while a street musician sung love songs. Very nice. The bridge and the background of the castle is stunning.

die fülle an antiken bauwerken erschlägt einen fast, trotzdem sollte man sich die zeit für die engelsburg nehmen, toll

Scenic and worth walking to after seeing the Vatican.

Was done with my tour of the Vatican and was roaming around town on foot. Couldn’t help by stop and look like a retard as I try to get a decent shot of myself on this beautiful bridge leading to Castel Sant’Angelo. I really enjoyed walking along the bridge and looking at the beautiful angel statutes.
Not a must-​see, but definitely worth stopping by if you are in the area.

This beautiful bridge leads straight into the Castel Sant’Angelo. This bridge was completed in 134 AD by Roman Emperor Hadrian to span the Tiber River. There are many beautiful statues of various angels throughout the bridge. Stunning views of St. Peter’s Cathedral and The Castel Sant’Angelo await visitors.

à Paris, on a le Pont Alexandre III, ici c’est le Ponte San Angelo. Pont d’une importance historique majeure car c’est ici que l’Empire Romain a été coupé en deux par la victoire de Constantin.

Kann die Brücke nur jedem bei Sonnenuntergang ans Herz legen der Ausblick von der Brücke und der Burg sind einfach ein Traum und man wahnsinnig tolle Fotos schießen!
Empfiehlt sich auch für einen romantischen Spaziergang zu zweit vor dem Abendessen!
Echt traumhaft schön!

Echt tolle Brücke mit schönen Figuren
Gehöhrt zu einem Rom Besuch einfach dazu am weg zwischen Zentrum und Vatikan

Pont sublime qui met en valeur le Château Saint-​Ange. Né pas négliger non plus le ponte Vittorio Emanuele II…

Toller Blick auf den Tiber, das Castell san Angelo (unbdingt reingehen) und die fantastisch erhaltenen Engelsstatuen.

Die schönste und wohl bekannteste Brücke Roms! Die vielen Engelsstatuen fand ich einfach fantastisch! Klar, hier ist einiges los, aber gegen Abend ist die Aussicht von der Brücke einfach großartig!

L’un des plus beau pont avec son voisin le ponte vittorio emmanuele II.
Une fois que vous l’aurez traversé vous pourrez faire de magnifique photos avec en fond le castel sant’ angelo.
A cote du pont (côté castel) se trouve un escalier qui vous permettra de descendre sur les bords du Tibre pour allé boire un verre au bord du fleuve (a faire de nuit c’est beaucoup plus joli (et cela vous permettra d’avoir une vue d’en bas sur ce pont.

Wer Illuminati gelesen hat, muss wahrscheinlich einmal über diese Brücke Richtung Engelsburg gegangen sein.
Die Figuren sind einfach nur beeindruckend schön und gut erhalten. Außerdem hat man hier einen wunderbaren Blick entlang des Flusses!

Nicht, dass es hier so gesichtsträchtig ist, wie an anderen Orten in L’ Eterna, aber der Blick ist einfach umwerfend! Siehe Foto!

Al lado del castillo, esta lleno de angeles a sus lados y tiene unas vistas muy bonitas hacia el vaticano.

Le pont Saint Ange est situé près de celui de Vittorio Emanuele II.
Ce très beau pont Saint Ange est jalonné de 10 admirables statues d’anges portant les instruments de la passion du Christ. C’est encore une fois l’école du Bernin qui réalisa ce chef d’oeuvre.
Quand vous y passerez faites attention aux statues de Saint Pierre et Saint Paul.
A VOIR ABSOLUMENT.