From Ancient to Christian Rome amazing masterpieces in a no crowded Rome

From Ancient to Christian Rome amazing masterpieces in a no crowded Rome

This tour has been designed to be knowledgeable, involving and fun, and to provide a very pleasant experience visiting an amazing, but no crowded, museum.

You will have the unique opportunity to discover and deeply understand Ancient Rome, visiting the Museo Nazionale Romano-Palazzo Massimo.

It is one of the most beautiful Roman museums in the world. In an air-conditioned environment, Ancient Greek masterworks are exposed,but it is mainly focused on Ancient Roman art (paintings, sculpture, mosaics) from Cesar's times to Rome's decadence.

You will walk in Augusto's family homes, decorated with frescoes that had been detached from the original environment and reallocated there. You will see Adrian's and Nero's emperor sculptures, coming from their own palaces, and more surprises are waiting for you.

Poets have written about these masterpieces and actors have recited poetries there (the last one Kevin Spacey).

It is recommended for everyone, including children and disabled people.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Museo Nazionale Romano - Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, Largo di Villa Peretti 2 Museo Nazionale Romano, 00185 Rome Italy

We'll discovery the history and the art of Ancient Rome, from the time of Julius Caesar and Augustus to Rome's decline and the affirmation of Christianity.

At the Museo Nazionale Romano, we will find ourselves sunk in the apartments of Augusto's daughter and wife, whose original frescoes have been moved and placed here, reconstructing the original environments of their houses. We will continue our tour admiring the statues and mosaics from the imperial palaces of Nero and Adriano, and we will be moved by the incredible story of Caligula's ships.

Following the flow of time, we will reach the end of our visit at the Museum, with the beautiful and touching pagan works dated to the end of the Empire.


Duration: 2 hours