Going to the Vatican Museum, without a pre-booked ticket, is an act of madness. Unless that is, you enjoy spending hours standing in a line. Going with a pre-booked time is only slightly less of a pain but you have to visit there right? Wrong....More

In a city like Rome, so full of history and art, boasting many museums of renown, this museum is really outstanding. In particular, art lovers will surely enjoy the collections of sculpture. Also a unique insight into ancient roman paintings and mosaics. Statue of the...More

Undoubtedly, one of the best museums in Rome! It's a surprise that it doesn't appear in most guides for the Italian capital. A very innovative approach to exhibit the history of ancient Rome and to engage public on the museum. Particularly interesting was the temporary...More

With so many museums to see glad we picked this one. Had a great taste of statues, mosaic history and information into the past. It was a great couple of hours of just strolling the museum and taking in everything that it had to offer

Convinced by my daughter studying double history degree to go here as the top place in Rome and one of the most important in the world for archaeological collections. I was not prepared for how good this was....... the history of the Roman empire, power...More

This and the other three museums of the Museo Nationals Romano represent some of the best and best value tickets in Rome. This and the Baths of Diocletian are near the Termini station. The collection is well presented with clear bilingual interpretations in Italian and...More

Take the lift to the second floor and work down. The wall paintings transported here from the Casa di Livia are quite stunning. The green-blue background and the beautifully depicted plants and birds are an amazing survival. Did Livia and Augustus eat meals in this...More