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Castel Sant’Angelo, also called Hadrianeum or Sepulcrum Antoninorum, structure in Rome, Italy, that was originally the mausoleum of the Roman emperor Hadrian and became the burial place of the Antonine emperors until Caracalla. It was built in AD 135–139 and converted into a fortress in the 5th century. It stands on the right bank of the Tiber River and guards the Ponte Sant’Angelo, one of the principal ancient Roman bridges. In plan, the fort is a circle surrounded by a square; each corner of the square is protected by an individually designed barbican, or outwork, while the central circle is a lofty cylinder containing halls, chapels, apartments, courtyard, and prison cells.
I have been in Rome several times and i fell in love with that castle and its story. The castle is fully inspired in Assassin's Creed Brotherhood The Game because the real castle is so diferent.
I have been in Rome several times and i fell in love with that castle and its story. The castle is fully inspired in Assassin's Creed Brotherhood The Game because the real castle is so diferent.
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Full Floor Plans:
Castel Sant'Angelo | Lazio | Roma
Partial floor plans with a scale of meters:
Castel Sant Angelo Architectural Floor Plan 1925 Mausoleum… | Flickr
A virtual tour (it’s a bit hard to follow but click the blue arrows and you ought to be fine):
Castel Sant'Angelo | 360 Stories
There should be a lot of other sources available on Google and YouTube and stuff. I recommend searching up some of it in Italian; I always find looking up stuff about a building in the language of its home country to yield more accurate results. I hope this didn’t come off as condescending or anything. Just trying to be helpful!