Capitoline Museums Ticket, Rome

A Treasure Trove of Roman History,
The Capitoline Museums

The Capitoline Museums, the world's oldest museum dating back to the Middle Ages, is located on the Capitoline Hill designed by Michelangelo. Its permanent collection includes colossal ancient statues of Constantine II, Greco-Roman sculptures, paintings, coins, vessels, and various artifacts. It's the perfect place to admire Roman art from ancient times.

Explore Numerous Collections

In 1734, Pope Clementino XII decided to make his collection of important artworks and ancient sculptures permanently available to the people of Rome. Now, everyone can appreciate these works of art. The museum consists of three buildings, each showcasing different sculptures, famous paintings, coins, and ancient artifacts!

Beautiful Exterior Views

One of the reasons why the Capitoline Museums is so appealing is its location on the Capitoline Square, designed by Michelangelo himself. The viewpoint from the hill overlooks the ancient Roman Forum, an important historical site! After visiting the museum, be sure to take a leisurely stroll around the nearby square.