Allow time to revel in the artifacts of ancient Rome. Don't miss the frescoes on the top floor. Your ticket is good for five days for the Museo Nazionale Romano and four other venues. Don't miss the Diocletian Baths .Enjoy!

Our first visit to this Museum was in 2010...but we always knew we wanted to make a second visit to spend more time on the 2nd floor examining frescoes, stuccos and mosaics that were part of the decoration of prestigious Roman residences. It's set up...More

This is the main branch of the 5-part National Museum of Rome. It contains a huge collection of Roman era top-line statutes, murals, mosaic floors from Italy and beyond, gathering in one place. Curators take their artistic and archaeological careers seriously, while providing close-up access...More

Head for the second floor for the frescoes and mosaics. The garden room painting from Livias villa is spectacular. The first floor has many sculptures some are part of a modern art display using lights and mirrors. The joint ticket with the Baths of Diocletian...More

The artwork in palazzo Massimo is sublime: the resting boxer bronze is overwhelming, you saw it all your life in various art books and all of a sudden is there in front of you and better than you could possibly imagine. The reinstalled villa Livia...More

This museum is massive and is full of so many interesting artifacts, artwork, mosaics and statues. If you love history and especially Roman history you need to visit here. My personal favourites had to be the impressive mosaics and Roman rooms. This museum is located...More

We're not really culture vultures so many of the exhibits were lost on us. There is a huge amount of sculpture to see and even we found much of it very interesting. Art lovers will spend a long time here I'm sure.