Museums

Home to the National Roman Museum along with Palazzo Massimo,

Thanks to the recent restoration work organised by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, the appearance of this palazzo, acquired in 1568 by Cardinal Marco Sittico Altemps, is once ag

Established in 1889 to house the antiquities of Rome, the National Roman Museum preserves the most important archaeological collection in the world.

The Ostiense Museum was established in 1865 by the archaeologist Pietro Ercole Visconti to exhibit the finds that were being discovered in the excavations of

The first proposal for the Historical Museum of the Granatieri (Grenadiers – specialized unit of the Infantry) was presented on 5 March 1903 when a group of military officials met in the hall dedic

Located in the heart of the modern EUR district, the Museum - owned by the Ministry of Economic Development

The Historical Museum of Military Vehicles, which was established in 1955, is Italy’s only existing collection of vehicles spanning a century of military vehicle history.

The new museum of the Roman Forum is located on the ground floor of the Cloister of

The Palazzo Esposizioni Roma is the largest exhibition and multidisciplinary space in central Rome.

Digital technology, a real-time updated database, immersive experiences, events and activities geared toward both adults and kids: are the feature

Conceived and curated by Giorgio de Finis, RIF Museum of the Suburbs is a cooperative venture launched by Roma Capitale, Assessorato alla Crescita Culturale, Municipio Roma VI (Tor Bella Monaca) an

The Scuderie del Quirinale (Quirinal Stables, also called Papal Stables) was built over ten years, from 1722 to 1732.

The House Museum Luigi Pirandello, nearby Villa Torlonia, is the final house of the writer, it has been hosting the Institute of Pirandello’s Studies and I