There is so much history that a visit is too short to appreciate everything. From the equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius, back to the sixth century BC artifacts. and then on to Caravaggio. In the middle also a Rubens and the Capitoline she-wolf that is perhaps a beautiful medieval fake.
Fantastic musuem with lots of great works to see...she-wolf and emperor statues and busts were impressive. The view over the forum was breathtaking as well.
SPECTACULAR is the third time that I go and each time it is a great emotion this time made even greater by the exhibition of a private foundation with paintings by Caravaggio and other illustrious painters. If you are a Roman I recommend the mic card to be done directly at the museum and valid for all museums in the municipality. PS excellent organization for the covid and friendly but attentive staff
Don't get the audio guide, it's not worth it for the cost
Not to be missed! We were on Sunday evening, where there was also a beautiful concert. Lots of works that I didn't really believe were all kept in one museum. When you pass through Rome, you must visit it.
One of the most important museums in the capital. Inside, a must see, we find the Capitoline Wolf, the Dying Galata, Love and Psyche
Among the most beautiful and complete museums in Rome. It absolutely deserves to be visited at least once a year as new works of art and historical value are exhibited every year.
Countless statues, and magnificent art pieces. The museum is rivaled only by the Vatican museums. Takes at least half a day to enjoy everything.
Well laid out Museum, very interesting historical artifacts, sculptures and works of art.
Definitely recommend visiting if you are in Rome.
Air conditioning is a plus ;)
Museum of extraordinary beauty, one could stay for hours without even realizing it
Educational tour of roman architecture, leaders, history and art
Visited far and wide, like the Vatican museums for magnificence.
To see every corner.
The fantastic thing is that turning and passing through the basement you find yourself on the other side of the square, in the other building.
FOR ROME RESIDENTS: Free for Rome residents on the first Sunday of the month.
CLOTHING: You walk a lot, wear clothes and especially comfortable shoes.
A rich visit to some if the world's oldest national museums founded in 1471.
Great museum full of incredible artifacts. Well worth a visit. Much better than the overcrowded Vatican museum
The museum has additional areas that can be visited since 2012. Halls, frescoes, statues and the like of considerable interest for the Capitoline history. Absolutely to visit
A magnificent museum with mythical works such as the wolf. Spectacular rooms and a magical view on the forum.
Great exhibition, but the staff is very rude and in a bad mood. Maybe also xenophobic, since they were friendly to Italians to my knowledge ....
Very interesting, very kind and very informed guide. Great variety of works of art scattered throughout the route.
A true discovery perhaps better than other more known museums. To see absolutely for those who want to know Rome.
Beautiful, as always. With few visitors, they can be appreciated better and the view from the Caffarelli terrace is splendid
Quite amazing museum. Everything is well preserved. The staff is friendly and the museum is clean.
Spectacular, in January with very few people, a privilege to see it without tails. Pinacoteca important but not as wide as sculpture. Sculpture lovers will enjoy safely.
Very interesting history and everything we discovered here. A fundamental help the audio guide
One of the Italian museums not to be missed. Absolutely to visit
A very complete museum without the great burdens of other places in Rome. In addition to all the above, it allows you to appreciate a wonderful environment. Highly recommended
Amazing historical artefacts kept us busy during a wet afternoon in Rome.
Do not miss.
The organization to nibble or sip a drink in the cafeteria is nonexistent but you are in Italy in Rome and all this happens with a smile and in a good mood.
Once the batteries are charged, Italian art is yours and you spend hours too short.
Given that I saw it in this week of August 2020, the covid year, the museum was almost empty. After the euphoria of the morning in which all the tourists seem to throw themselves into the attractions in search of a ticket (from 14 there was no longer a queue at the ticket office), they all disappeared to see Caravaggio (included in the ticket) and then ran to the restaurant . The fact is that from 3 pm the museum was empty. Desert. The rooms were all for us. It passes from one building to another by an underground passage to Michelangelo's square. View on the imperial forums. To be seen. I bought the Capitoline Museums + Montemartini Central ticket. 17.00. Perfect
I visited the exhibition "Luca Signorelli and Rome". Very beautiful, well illustrated, full of wonderful works.
The only drawback: excessive conditioning (= too cold).
A modern museum with an extensive collection of statues and exhibits related to Rome. Marcus Aurelius was the highlight for me. Oh, one odditiy is that the museum is split into two buildings separated by the plazza. I also found the admission price a bit more than I expected (15 Euros) but I felt my time in the museum was well spent.
Superb. The guide, with the possibility of seeing some works in augmented reality, is the icing on the cake.
2500 years of history, not exactly tidy, which do not leave you indifferent. Among paintings, vases, mosaics, frescoes, rooms and foundations, there is almost no need for the object to be displayed, just show the rooms that the ancient Romans left us.
Once Rome was really big, here you can imagine it a little.
Extraordinary exhibition of a multitude of Roman history including ALOT of status and inscriptions. Also it's has one of the better views onto a part of the forum romanum.
The best mesume in Rome. Home to some of the best ancient Roman sculptures you can find. A far better collection than the Vatican
Speaking of the ancient part only, the selection and the last exhibition highlight even more the absurd value of the statues, all in a fantastic setting (just look out at random windows).
The area with the foundations of the temple of Jupiter Capitoline projects into a vanished world that no one can even imagine.
Only note I hope that the epigraphic section with the inscriptions on the tombstones and more, is evaluated in a better way in the future.
Wonderful! That whole area is fantastic. Wonder the amount of art and culture gathered there.
The dimensions of the architectural ensemble impact
I marmi Torlonia. Collezionare capolavori inaugura, con la prima tappa del tour mondiale a Roma... purtroppo il periodo limita i tempi di contemplazione dinanzi a tale bellezza scultorea.
I took advantage of the free Sunday for residents in Rome. In addition to the wealth of works of art, you can appreciate fantastic views from both the Caffarelli terrace and the Tabularium ...
Very complete and good views of the forum in the last stage of the visit. Bad organization in the sale of tickets.
A must for fans of ancient rome, espically for the key historical pieces. Otherwise a great variety of exhibits from across the centuries including paintings, porcelains, pots, bronzes, stone carvings and many many marble carvings.
Capitoline Museums are very interesting. Paradoxically you will see a lot of Greek sculptures.
On site, there is a cafeteria.
But you can go nibble in the surroundings and enjoy this very nice neighborhood.
Huge museum with beautiful artefacts.
Worth a visit.
Very cute! Too bad I did not have time to meet you on the inside.
Very interesting beautiful collection of statue and painting
Wonderful museum where, having plenty of time available (at least 5h) you can see many sculptures, frescoes, paintings and a wonderful marvelous view of the archaeological area of the Roman forum
Admission 15 for all 3 buildings and floors.
You can buy on the web and skip the queue.
Stunning marvels of art, culture this place is truly pleasure for eyes..great experience.enjoyed this great place.you need at least 4-5 hours to get complete satisfaction of this great museum.
Wonderful sculptures from ancient Roman times. The array of artwork is stunning. The Piazza is beautiful.
I've been visiting him for years and I can only say magnificent
1 concerts on Saturday nights! Check the website for times. I came during a cold wet winter evening, and it was easy for me to get tickets.
Beautiful rooms, overlooking the holes offers a fantastic panorama. In this period of Covid, the entrances are well limited, so there are no crowds inside. In addition, the paths to follow are well indicated and make the visit, already pleasant in itself, even simple.
The most ancient museum in the world! U have to visit its beautiful halls... great sculpture collection. Tiziano, Caravaggio and Bernini are just 3 of all the authors u can find out here.
Very beautifull!
We were a morning of rain, and Thanks to Mic we entered quickly.
We downloaded the official guide from the Google Store and installed it on the phone (we used two of our headphones), and it exists in many languages. It costs 5 and works great, especially fun Augmented Reality to interact with the works. Also there is the possibility to choose the most suitable route to the time available, because to visit it all takes a whole day.
Then the view on the Fori, unique to be enchanted!
Really Really Nice !!! Recommended!!!
A very large and quite confusing museum site which consists of many buildings. It is quite uncomfortable to visit in hot weather. However, I was surprised at the variety and excellence of the exhibits. Opened to the public in 1734 under Clement XII, the Capitoline Museums are considered to be the first museum in the world.
The Capitoline Museums are composed of three main buildings surrounding the Piazza del Campidoglio and interlinked by an underground gallery beneath the piazza.
The three main buildings of the Capitoline Museums are:
Palazzo Senatorio, built in the 12th century and modified according to Michelangelo's designs;
Palazzo dei Conservatori, built in the mid-16th century and redesigned by Michelangelo with the first use of the giant order column design; and
Palazzo Nuovo, built in the 17th century with an identical exterior design to the Palazzo dei Conservatori, which it faces across the palazzo.
There really is a vast amount to see and is well worth a visit.
I didn't enter the museums but the steps were wonderful. You can't help but go wild with the photos
Essential works! Take the video guide! Otherwise you will miss a lot ... Why not 5 stars? For my grandparents uncomfortable with technology, the digital plan was difficult to grasp ... In addition to the panels indicating the direction of the route according to the one chosen is essential in my opinion ... Yes, we missed numbers !
Capitoline Museums ...
Unique experience of its kind .... unique works in the world ... excellent service with video guides ... before visiting, take into account the time it takes to visit the museum. .. dedicate a whole day ... it's really worth it .... the staff very efficient and hospitable. ... during the visit, it is obligatory to make a stop at the cafeteria restaurant on the terrace to enjoy a glimpse of Rome! !!Enjoy your visit! !!
there is everything, the she-wolf, Marco Aureli, Caravaggio and much more.
everything is huge and processed in great detail. I am still excited.
Unique in the world ... unrivaled museum. The final view on the Imperial Forums is breathtaking. Unique pieces of ancient Roman history. Very beautifull!
One of the best museums in Italy and in the world. A must visit at least once!
I recommend this museum. Full of pepites to discover for those who are amateurs of sculptures.
The Capitoline Museum is a bit in the shadow of the Vatican Museum. Even if it doesn't match him
the number of exhibits, it is matched by the quality of the collection.
and other sculptures. There are also a number of images, such as the Sybili image with a pen,
or a picture of a young girl.
The Capital Museums are very expensive. It is not worth entering and paying so much to see them. But the square and the Statue of Romulus and Remus are a must see!
Beautiful collection and beautiful view of the forum.
Large museum with many items from ancient Rome. Don't miss the terrace overlooking the Roma Forum in the basement. Well worth a visit.
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