ROME, Italy — A “kabayan” is among the Filipinos working at the roof deck café of Castel Sant’Angelo, the popes’ former castle and fortress and one of the locations that figured ...

with Castel Sant'Angelo in the background. Credit: Daniel Ibáñez/CNA Opposite stands an angel carrying a sponge, recalling the one used by the soldiers to give vinegar to Jesus. Its inscription ...

Visit the website for full details before you visit. The Castel Sant'Angelo has had many purposes over its lifetime. Originally built as a mausoleum for Roman emperor Hadrian, the castle has also ...