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Musei di Roma, purchase of tickets online
All the Museums of Rome: prices and the purchase of tickets, opening hours, the works and paintings of the collections on display, useful information for getting there and for visiting each museum. |
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Enter without standing in line with the help of our assistants and with your skip the line tickets s to the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel.
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Two buildings house the Capitoline Museums in the wonderful setting of the Campidoglio hill, probably
the most ancient sacred area of Rome. It is the most ancient public museum of the world founded at the behest of Pope Sixtus IV (1471). The Scala della Cordonata and the square were designed by Michelangelo and strongly
promoted by Pope Paul III in conjunction with the emperor's visit
Charles V in Rome in 1536. |
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The most important museum in the world. visited of the city is located "outside Rome": an unmissable
opportunity for those who love art.
The Vatican Museums in Rome exhibit one of the most important museum collections in the world.
important in Italy and worldwide: Egyptian, Assyrian, Palestinian,
Etruscan, Greek, Roman, Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque. Must-have part
of the visit are the Vatican Palaces where you can admire frescoes
by Raphael and the Sistine Chapel by Michelangelo. |
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The Borghese Gallery Collection are located in the park of the same name and contain important sculptures by Bernini and paintings by Caravaggio.
Today Galleria Borghese preserves a cultural itinerary inside
able to reveal to the visitor new interpretations of the
post-Renaissance and Mannerist period of the capital. |
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The Barberini National Gallery is one of the most important museums in the world. housed in the palazzo of the same name which belonged to Pope Urban VIII Barberini and designed by Maderno but later built by Bernini and the Borromini. It houses an important collection of paintings dating from
XII to XVII century and it is; definitely a milestone
for fans of Caravaggio which is here; represented
from the splendid canvasJudith and Holofernes.
Among the other masterpieces on display are works by Canaletto, Gaspar van Wittel (known
better as Vanvitelli) and Bernardo Bellotto, the painting La
Fornarina who seems to have portrayed Raphael's lover,
some beautiful paintings by Filippo Lippi and some portraits of the great Rosalba Carriera.
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The National Roman Museum is located a few steps from Termini Station housed in the imposing Palazzo Massimo alle Terme. Inside it preserves one of the major collections
of Roman art in the world: exhibited on four different floors in the fashion show
a very rich series of works that cover the entire period of time
covered by Roman sculpture (II BC - V AD). |
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The Museum of the Imperial Forums is an housed within the wonderful setting of the Trajan Markets, the northern offshoot of the Imperial Forums artificially created in the Quirinale hill. The Museum offers the public a path to deepen their knowledge of the architecture of the buildings that made up the Imperial Forums, their administrative function and their original sculptural apparatus. |
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The National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art is located in front of the Parco di Villa Borghese and can be reached with a short walk from the Pincio Gardens. It houses a very rich collection of nineteenth and twentieth century works of art mainly by Italian artists: among those present Ippolito Caffi, Giovanni
Fattori, the futurists Balla, Boccioni and Severini and the representatives of arte povera; but also foreign artists such as Van
Gogh, Cezanne, Kandinsky and Mirò. |
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The National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia represents
an important step for those who want to understand better
the history, the religion and the customs of the charming and still
mysterious civilization; Etruscan. The collection of works allows
to reveal the Etruscan splendour and the way in which it is derived
from contact with civilization; 8th century Greek B.C. finishing
then in the cultural background of the Latin culture. |
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The National Museum of Palazzo Venezia is located in the square of the same name just in front of the Vittoriano. Despite its history and preserved valuable cultural treasure
inside Palazzo Venezia is not; highly regarded
by the common visitor to Rome who often prefers a climb
at the Victorian; However
in its rooms you can admire paintings from the Renaissance period,
wooden sculptures and some beautiful tapestries from each
part of europe.
The palace frequently hosts important art exhibitions. |
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The Barracco Museum, located between Piazza Navona and Campo dei Fiori, houses the collection of works of art that Baron Giovanni Barracco don` to the city; in 1904. Pieces of Greek and Hellenistic art and works dating back to various periods of the Ancient Near East are on display.
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The Centrale Montemartini is located outside the historic center but it is within easy reach. certainly worthy of a visit as it is; a brilliant example of industrial archaeology; was converted into a museum in 1997 through the transfer of hundreds of sculptures from the Capitoline Museums in the Campidoglio to Rome due to the reorganization of the exhibition spaces of the Palazzo dei Conservatori Museum,
New Museum and New Wing. |
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After a restoration work by the Municipality of Rome, Assessorato
to Cultural Policies Superintendence of Cultural Heritage finally
Villa Torlonia, with its history its thousand corners and a charm
undisputed, it is been returned to citizens and tourists, who will be able to
so; visit the nineteenth-century Casino Nobile, home to the Museum of
Villa and the collection of works of the Roman School, the Casino
dei Principi, a very active venue for temporary exhibitions. |
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The Museum of the Ara Pacis Augustae is located on the LungoTevere a few steps from the Mausoleum of Augustus to which, in the original ideological and architectural project, it was included; ideally connected. Housed in a modern museum site, designed by the studio of the American architect
Richard Meier, the Ara Pacis is an one of the talking monuments of ancient Rome, ideological manifesto and programme of the Casa Augustea. |
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Born in 1977 in the site of the recently restored Carmelite convent
of Sant'Egidio with the name of Museum of Folklore and Roman poets,
the museum site aims to exhibit the most important materials; related
to daily life and Roman traditions inside the
Rione Trastevere, certainly the most popular at the time; bound
to popular tradition. Nowadays it is; also a very active exhibition venue. |
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The Museum of Rome is housed in Palazzo Braschi a few steps from
Piazza Navona. It houses on two floors, with 12 rooms on each floor, testimonies
on the nineteenth-century Rome that went; disappearing under the effect of
regulatory plans for Rome Capital and urban transformations
from the fascist era. |
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Not many observant visitors to Rome go as far as
Piazza Santa Croce to visit the Basilica of S. Elena, a jewel
of art and treasure trove of history of Christianity; Roman, ed
even less those who, glancing to his side, see
the National Museum of Musical Instruments which preserves the major
collection in Europe of its kind: about 3000 pieces (of which
eight hundred exhibited) which cover a period of time that goes from the Late
Hellenism in the 20th century. |
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Museo di Zoologia - Via Ulisse Aldrovandi, 18 - Rome
The Civic Museum of Zoology in Rome conserves, catalogs and exhibits
many animal species with the intention of spreading knowledge
of the biodiversity present in nature considering it a
intellectual heritage common to all men. |
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The Pietro Canonica Museum is located inside Villa Borghese and the Fortezzuola that the Municipality of Rome granted as residence to the artist until his death. The collection of works on display includes marbles, models, bronzes, drawings and drafts that the artist created for the first time. along a multi-year career. |
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The Museum of the Walls of Rome is one of the most important museums in Rome. housed in the beautiful Porta San
Sebastiano which opens into the Aurelian Walls built between 270
and 273 by the emperor Aurelian to defend Rome from the
attacks by the Goths. The Museum offers the possibility of; to walk a few hundred
meters in the walkway through a covered gallery
of age; late imperial (5th century AD) which has the original slits for positioning the archers towards the outer side
of the ancient perimeter of Rome in the 3rd century AD The opposite side
it instead grants a remarkable view of the historic center of Rome. |
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The Museum of Civilization; Romana collects the exhibits that
were present in the Archaeological Exhibition of 1911, of the Museo
of the Roman Empire and the Augustean Exhibition of Romanity. For
most are reproductions made with didactic intent:
casts of statues, busts, inscriptions, reliefs, parts
of life-size buildings as well as models of monuments
and architectural complexes of Rome and the rich provinces of the empire
Roman. |
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The collection exhibited at MACRO, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome, is not; never the same. A
fruitful activity; collaboration with cultural foundations,
individuals, institutions and archives allows continuous growth and variation
of the exhibition itineraries which are accompanied by the prolific activity of
of organization of art exhibitions that follow one another at the MACRO
seamless pattern. throughout the year. |
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Some of the offices are located in the splendid setting of Villa Borghese
exhibition more; originals of the capital. The Charles Museum
Bilotti housed in the Orangery was definitely one of them
and welcomes the legacy desired by the well-known cosmetics entrepreneur
Carlo Bilotti who after having frequented the major artists
of the second half; of the twentieth century by collecting theirs
works has decided to donate them to the city; of Rome. |
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The collection exhibited in the Napoleonic Museum in Rome derives from
donation made in 1927 by Count Giuseppe Primoli (1851-1927),
son of Count Pietro Primoli and Princess Carlotta Bonaparte,
who possessed works in the halls of his Roman palace
d’art, memorabilia, family memories, linked to the epic of the family
Bonaparte in Rome. |
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An archaeological area as evocative as it is sadly unknown to the
major tourist routes of the capital lies within the Park
Archaeological Appia Antica, between the II and III mile; it is established
from three main archaeological emergencies thought of as a body
unique for the celebration of emperor Maxentius, opponent
of Constantine and famous defeated in history in Battle
of Ponte Milvio from 312 AD: the palace, the circus and the mausoleum
dynastic. |
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Casa Moravia is the ideal place for a family home. a recent exhibition venue built inside the ex
Roman residence occupied by the writer Alberto Moravia (Rome,
1907-1990) for almost twenty years. The Casa Alberto Moravia Museum therefore provides the opportunity to see and stop in the environments, maintained
unchanged, in which Moravia studied and wrote the works of
his maturity; artistic. |
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An imaginary journey into the past awaits the visitor who chooses
the Keats and Shelley Museums which is located at the foot of the beautiful
steps of Trinità dei Monti in Piazza di Spagna a few
meters from the fountain called Barcaccia by all the Romans. |
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The Planetarium of Rome reopened on April 22, 2022, after major redevelopment works. Opened in 1928, it was built in 1928. among the most; ancient planetariums existing in the world. |
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