Chiostro del Bramante Review

Interesting exhibitions in particular the one made on Love is a must see

Well organised. He perfectly manages to adapt to each exhibition without ruining the place itself.

This beautiful 15th century cloister is located a stone's throw from Piazza Navona and hosts always interesting and appreciated exhibitions. On weekends you risk having to wait even two hours in a row before being able to enter, which is why booking is highly recommended (especially for those who move with children) although on the site it is not very clear how to do it (reason for the lack of full score) .

The place is very beautiful. It offers both exhibitions and shows. On the other hand the exhibitions are not always very original.

Very nice space where they exhibit works of contemporary art often. It is located in the heart of Rome 2 steps from Piazza Navona

Beautiful historic building masterfully recovered as a high quality exhibition space.
Particularly guessed, then, the inclusion of catering spaces in a suggestive setting.

A place outside the tourist and worth it. Tempioral exhibitions interesting. It has a cafeteria with exceptional and quiet views.

Looking at the representative works, although I ca n t understand them, it still makes me look amazing. It really deserves to be the art capital!

The Renaissance cloister is the work of Donato Bramante, with a square plan with two superimposed orders. The lunettes on the ground floor are frescoed. The property hosts temporary exhibitions. Currently the works of Turner of the Tate gallery until Aug. 2018.
I advise you to inquire well before visiting the exhibitions in the cloister because they are very publicized and well publicized so that sometimes they disappoint expectations.

Cozy and well organized place, courteous and helpful staff. The contents are well explained and organized.

The Cloister exhibits are always well cared for and the location gives that extra touch of magic.

It always has very interesting exhibitions, the location needs no introduction.

An hidden jowel of architectural out of the usual routes. Inside is the Borromini cloister, amazing and delicate, with seventeeth frescoes paints. Is possible to admire important exhibitions, as right now until february, "Freud and Bacon", incredible artist split on the London after the terrible II world war . Visit both....you don't forget.

Saw The Dream exhibition which was excellent. Beautiful place

Not so beautiful, works of no importance apart from some very beautiful drawings. Few works compared to an exorbitant price.

The building is already very beautiful in itself and the exhibitions are always well organized and well explained. I also liked this last one by Banksy a lot even if, obviously, the protocol relating to Covid is very strict, my group also had an exceptional guide.

For someone who has studied art history like me, it is not possible not to visit this site pedessively where there are always interesting exhibitions !!!

Historical buildings and everything related to art always deserve 5 stars. The Gauguin exhibition is beautiful

Instructive. High quality of the period represented.

Beautiful place, several exhibitions alternate. ENJOY is very beautiful, interactive and suitable for everyone. Recommended

The property is beautiful and the exhibits are always interesting.

Very well done exhibits, Turner and beautiful watercolors! The bar a delight.

Beautiful, well cared for and properly valued. Unmissable if you pass by Rome. To be seen!

Donato Bramante was commissioned to build the cloister by Cardinal Oliviero Carafa around 1500. Square-shaped Renaissance style. It is part of the complex of the church of Santa Maria della Pace.

Visited the Bacon Freud exhibition, the London school, beautiful set-up, interesting works, absolutely recommended.

Chiostro Del Bramante is an extraordinary example of Renaissance architecture. It is the work of Donato Bramante (1444-1515) who, having moved from Milan to Rome after the fall of Ludovico il Moro, will become here the first architect of Pope Julius II and will be Michelangelo's great rival. It is part of the complex which also includes the adjacent Church of Santa Maria della Pace where the famous Sibyls of Raphael are located.
Home to prestigious exhibitions and events, it is certainly one of the most beautiful exhibition spaces in the capital.

Beautiful exhibition, all very well organized according to the need for distancing and disinfection

Very nice place to see absolutely even with children in tow .. For them it will be a wonderful place !!

Sti unfortunate! For one reason or another, an exhibition is not wrong, so I have to come all the way here every year and get in line (this year it was the strange pop experience that is Dreams). Hopefully they won't stop

I spent more time standing in line to go inside than watching the exhibition.
Very little to see for the expectations created and the asking price.

A silly exhibition .. Based on poems told by actors, to see little and nothing.

An incredible charm for this place, as only in Rome is possible. Small, beautiful, elegant, a true Renaissance jewel. The cloister also hosts contemporary exhibitions. At this moment J. Plensa .... but the cloister deserves regardless and probably the lines and the architectural cleanliness would be better seen ... Magic.

Nice, engaging, curious and romantic at the same time

Since we are art lovers and frequent visitors, we also wanted to get closer to these expression of "art", if we want to call it that. We found the DREAM sensory journey ridiculous, boring and devoid of interesting content. The staff continually disturbed the "path" by chatting to each other aloud and unkind to visitors (we have seen multiple events). The whole? For the modest sum of 14 per person !!! Madness. Sconsigliatissimo.

They make splendid exhibits like last quedt 'bacon and Freud'

Suggestive exhibition area, which allows you to admire contemporary art exhibitions together with the beauty of the ancient structure of Bramante. It is advisable to book the visit in advance (also online).

The exhibits inside are beautiful and interesting. It is located behind Piazza Navona.

Third of the 3 major exhibitions dedicated to contemporary art. Dream is a journey through different works all accompanied by the voices of actors who guide us in the sensory and dream journey. The artists: Jaume More

I had the pleasure of seeing the "Love" exhibition and I was positively impressed! Both from the impact setting, in which no detail has been left to chance, and from the architectural beauty of the small cloister in the historic center of Rome. I recommend to visit it!

One of the most beautiful cloisters in the world, the cafeteria is magical and the exhibitions always interesting

Well organized experience such as exceptional audio guides Magical place behind plain Navona very close to campo de fiori

A lovely place where they always organize beautiful exhibitions, the last one I saw was "LOVE" CHIOSTRO LOVE, very very beautiful and well organized

The place is not suitable for disabled people but the enjoy exhibition deserves praise

Suggestive path where emotions and art meet accompanied by emotionally engaging stories. Recommended

Many important exhibitions in a unique context a few steps from Piazza Navona. Staff always polite and friendly

Hidden corner of Rome, for tourists, curious and experts. Cloister of an old convent converted into an exhibition space with temporary exhibitions by various artists. On the upper floor a coffee break is possible, comfortably seated between the columns and the elevations.