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Rome, as everyone knows, is the art town par excellence, rich in history, monuments, public squares, and permanent art exhibits. While taking a stroll in the historic centre, you will encounter numerous  museums.

The museums offer is wide on both a quantity and a quality level, going from the majesty of the Vatican Museums that count more than four million visitors per year, to the central and old Capitoline Museums and continuing on with the renowned museums such as  The Borghese Gallery Museum and archeological ones.
 

Rome also offer some scientific museums such as the Planetarium, an interesting site for both adults and children, or contemporary art museums showing significant exhibits.
The variety of museums joins with the number of connected activities.

Numerous guided tours are organized to allow everyone to get to know more about the museum structures; educational for schools and the public also allow the children to get close to culture while having fun. For the shoppers, there are many bookshops where to find catalogues of current exhibits, research books, as well as typical souvenirs. There is a wide offer of cultural tours ‘card’ helping the tourists with transfers and museum payments.
Buy your Rome Pass card for many discounts and benefits:www.romapass.it
For the whole Rome museums list, please refer to: www.060608.it

Our Hotel has got a special agreement with the PTV (Tor Vergata General Hospital)

Tour around Rome

Below, we recommend some points that, in our opinion, deserve special attention.
 

 Fori romani

The Roman Forum was located in the valley between the Palatine and the Capitol and was the center of commercial, religious and political center of the city of Rome.

 Colosseo

The emperors of the Flavia family built this large amphitheater for gladiatorial shows and hunts of wild animals, which in later centuries would become the symbol of the eternity of Urbe.

 Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica

Conceived as a culmination of the rise of a papal family, the large complex of Palazzo Barberini was built by the Florentine Pope Urban VIII, who in 1625, two years after he ascended the papal throne, taking advantage of a financial reverses suffered by the Sforza of Santa Fiora, bought their vast piece of land between the Via Quattro Fontane and Via Pia (now Via XX Settembre) with its finely decorated buildings, to achieve the grandiose project of a palace-villa able to compete with the most luxurious residences of the Roman nobility.

 Museo della civiltà romana

The Museum has a value both documentary and educational, as the exposed material consists essentially reproductions of examples of classical archeology lost or destroyed or works reconstructed in their original unity.

 MACRO - Museo d'Arte Contemporanea Roma

The MACRO - Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome - Capitoline structures arises from the reorganization of the deputies to the promotion of contemporary art.

 Museo dell'Ara Pacis

The Ara Pacis is the first work of architecture built in the historic center of Rome after the fall of fascism in our day. The project was written by Richard Meier, creator of some of the more notable museums of the second half of the twentieth century.

 Galleria Borghese

Superb collection of cardinals seventeenth century came to us undamaged and indeed enriched by historical additions at the end of 700.

 Musei Vaticani

The first group, a collection of ancient sculptures, was established by Pope Julius II (1503-13.) The idea of the museum was conceived by Clement XIII (1758-69), who with the assistance of Winckelmann set up the Profane Museum. With Clement XIV (1769-74) and Pius VI (1775-99) was the Museo Pio Clementino and in 1807-10, under Pius VII, set up by Canova Museum Chiaramonti.

 Musei capitolini

Founded in 1471 by Pope Sixtus IV donated to the people of the Roman bronze statues of the Lateran (the She-Wolf, the Spinario, Camillo and the colossal head of Emperor Constantine with the hand and the orb of power), is considered the oldest public museum in the world; the return of these works - a sign of the past grandeur of Rome - the people of the town acquired so a higher symbolic value, since the Capitol was always the center of religious life in ancient Rome and, after a long period of neglect, home the civil courts since the Middle Ages.

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