Museums in Rome

Rome is often referred to as an open-air museum due to its excesses of outdoor ancient ruins, renaissance churches, and other treasured architecture from the Etruscans to the Roman Empire.

Due to this rich history, it is important to know the sense of history and knowledge of what you see! For example, visiting the well-established Vatican and Capitoline Museum. This page will provide an overview of the essential and also lesser-known museums and galleries that Rome has to offer.

Delve into 18 centuries of history at Castel Sant’Angelo.

Explore the art and gardens in Rome at Villa Borghese and its Gallery.

Visit the World’s Oldest Museum on Capitoline Hill.

See outstanding art in the city of the pope.

See four museums in one with a National Roman Museum ticket.

See world-class art in one of Rome’s best private galleries.

See Etruscan art in this peaceful Renaissance villa.

View a secret trompe-l’oeil at this hidden gem of a museum.

View artistic masterpieces in this baroque palace.

See the works of Monet, CĂ©zanne, and Klimt at the National Gallery of Modern Art.