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Priscilla Catacomb: Guided Tour

  • Duration: 45mins
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  • Entrance to the Catacombs of Priscilla
  • 45-minute guided tour
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Alexander,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
08 Apr 2023
Excellent
Short informative visit to the catacombs. We came as a family, with a five and eight-year-old, both of whom loved it. We had an excellent and knowledgeable guide.
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Zoe,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
09 Jun 2023
Excellent
Would highly recommend a visit to the Catacombs. It was one of our favourite things when visiting Rome. Great tour guide too!
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Anonymous
09 Sep 2023
Excellent
Excellent. Not crowded. Wonderfully small tour group. Outstanding guide, and fascinating experience.
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About: Catacombs of Priscilla

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The Catacomb of Priscilla is the queen of the catacombs. Located on the Via Salaria in Rome, Italy, this creepy attraction is spread over two floors and probably takes its name from Priscilla of the senatorial family of Acili. Its origin is different from that of the other catacombs, in that it was once a sandstone quarry, and then abandoned.

Christians began to use the large and irregular tunnels that make up the first level of the catacomb, building niche tombs and digging hundreds of locules in the walls. Visitors can join a guide to explore the creepy underground network and learn about the martyrs buried here.

Catacombs of Priscilla
Via Salaria 430, 00199, Rome
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