Mamertine Prison ticket with audio guide in Rome

Skip the line and explore the fascinating history of the Mamertine Prison, the oldest prison in Rome, located along Via dei Fori Imperiali. Step into the dark past of this ancient site, where Saint Peter was once imprisoned. Legend has it that he miraculously made water spring from the rocks to baptize inmates, jailers, and visitors. Discover the stories of shunned Roman emperors and kings who also endured confinement here. Unlike them, you’ll descend the stairs to explore this historic cell, bypassing the usual wait. Enhance your visit with a special digital audio guide, offering insights into the lives of those held captive and the prison’s significant role in Roman history. A captivating journey through time awaits

Mamertine Prison Monday-Sunday: 09:00-17:00 Last admission: 1 hour(s) before closing Opening hours and closure dates may change. Kindly check the latest information before your visit

- Enjoy priority access to the Mamertine Prison, avoiding long waits and hassle - Learn about Peter's miraculous baptism of inmates using water he made spring from rocks - Explore the oldest prison in Rome, home to shunned Roman emperors and legendary figures - Enhance your visit with a digital guide detailing the prison's fascinating history and significance Skip the line and explore the fascinating history of the Mamertine Prison, the oldest prison in Rome, located along Via dei Fori Imperiali. Step into the dark past of this ancient site, where Saint Peter was once imprisoned. Legend has it that he miraculously made water spring from the rocks to baptize inmates, jailers, and visitors. Discover the stories of shunned Roman emperors and kings who also endured confinement here. Unlike them, you’ll descend the stairs to explore this historic cell, bypassing the usual wait. Enhance your visit with a special digital audio guide, offering insights into the lives of those held captive and the prison’s significant role in Roman history. A captivating journey through time awaits