Visits and guided tours for the Capitoline Museums
Hotels, B&B and rooms near the monument
The Capitoline Museums, or Musei Capitolini in Italian, are located in the palaces on Capitoline Hill—namely the Palazzo Nuovo and the Palazzo dei Conservatori. They are the first museum in Rome to visit for anyone interested in Roman antiquity. Their vast collections, largely dedicated to antiquity, house many masterpieces, including statues and archaeological artefacts, as […]
Borghese Gallery
The Borghese Gallery (“Galleria Borghese” in Italian) is located within the vast Villa Borghese Park, in a palace of the same name built in the 17th century by Flaminio Ponzio. It is one of the most prestigious museums in Rome, with the important Borghese Collection comprising paintings, sculptures, and antiquities. Particularly notable are the Greco-Roman […]
Vatican Museums
General Overview The Vatican Museums, located in the heart of the Vatican City, are among the world’s most prestigious and extensive museum complexes. Housed within the Papal Palaces—masterpieces of Renaissance architecture in themselves—they hold an exceptional collection accumulated over centuries by the popes.With 12 museums, 1,400 rooms, and a 7-kilometer itinerary, they offer a journey […]
National Roman Museum of Palazzo Massimo
The Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, located near Termini Station, is the main building of the National Roman Museum. It houses the most significant section of this prestigious institution, founded in 1889. Dedicated primarily to ancient Rome, this museum, housed in a 19th-century neo-Renaissance palace, displays an exceptional collection of archaeological artifacts from excavations in the […]
