Museums

The Museum was created as a testimony to the results obtained in the field by more than thirty Sapienza archaeological missions in fifteen different countries in the Near East, the Mediterranean an

Hydraulics was one of the main disciplines of the first school of engineering established in Rome in 1817 by Pius VII.

Inaugurated in 2017, the Museum offers visitors a unique, multisensory itinerary, able to fascinate and involve young people and adults, allowing them to learn about the origins of the largest Ital

The Currency Museum was inaugurated at the Bank of Italy's Currency Service Department on 28 June 2001, a few months before the introduction of euro currency and the retirement of lire currency.

The Money Museum of the Bank of Italy provides a broad view of the role played by money in different periods of history, covering a period of 5000 years.

The Museum of the Etruscan and Italic Antiquities was conceived in the fifties by the Etruscology scholar Massimo Pallottino.

The museum has an exceptional collection of carriages and harnesses, exhibited in the Permanent Exhibition in a center that overlooks the Via Ardeatina, an area of high artistic, archaeological and

The Museum of Origins was founded in 1942 by the scholar of Palaeoethnology Ugo Rellini with collections that belonged to him and material given on consignment by the Superintendency to Antiquities

The Museum of Comparative Anatomy originates from the Museo di Mineralogia et Historia Naturalis set up in 1805 during the papacy of Pious the Seven that the Archiginnasio della Sapienza.

The Museum of Anthropology “G. Sergi” was founded in 1884, at the same time when the first chair for Anthropology was assigned to Giuseppe Sergi. It is housed in its current location since 1938.

The Museum of Art and Mining Ore Beds (Decorative Rocks) was originated by a donation of the Assomarmi Association and currently has about 150 slabs of decorative rocks coming from the most importa

The Museum of Physics was founded by Pious the Ninth in 1857 at the Archiginnasio della Sapienza and moved around 1880 to the Institute of Physics in via Panisperna and in 1936 to the new Universit

The Museum of the Holy Cross in Jerusalem is annexed to the Basilica and was inaugurated in December 1999. It exhibits works of remarkable historical, artistic, and religious interest.