Museums

After a restoration, the Octagonal Hall of the Diocletian’s Baths

“Indeed, it is fortunate for me that Tischbein has nice quarters where he lives with a few other painters”.

Alberto Moravia, writer, traveller, intellectual, lived through the Twentieth century and gave his distinctive voice to European culture.

Giorgio de Chirico House Museum has been opened to the public in 1998, after a careful restoration, on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the artist’s passing.

The House Museum Mario Praz (1896-1982) located in Rome, at Palazzo Primoli, was inaugurated in June 1995. He was a famous anglicist, essayist and scholar.

Built over the ruins of the Baths of Constantine on the Quirinale hill and today hidden by a large wall running along Via XXIV Maggio, Palazzo Pallavicini Rospigliosi was begun in

Commissioned by Cardinal Oliviero Carafa around 1500, the Chiostro del Bramante is a linear and elegant construction by Donato Bramante.

Built in the 16th century by the family of the same name, Palazzo Sciarra, which overlooks via del

Located within the homonymous Villa, the Borghese Gallery houses a remarkable

Founded in 1925 the collection kept in the Gallery of  Via Crispi, has had from the beinning a very  precis purpose that is , to establish itself as a civic museum and at the same time to document

The National Galleries of Ancient Art are a single museum institution divided between Palazzo Barberini and

Built beginning in 1548 by Cardinal Girolamo Capodiferro (1502-1559) on pre-existing buildings owned by the family and almost entirely completed by the 1550 Jubilee, including with

As a collection of ancient sculptures, the first group was begun by Julius II (1503-13) but it was Clement XIII (1758-69) who had the Secular Museum created with the assistance of