Incredible collection of ancient artifacts. I was truly impressed by the beauty and preservation of everything. The museum was quiet and peaceful, making it a worthwhile visit. One downside, though: the underground level with the treasures and ancient mummy is closed to the public; the staff couldn't provide information on when it will reopen.
Beautiful architecture and various exhibits; a must for enthusiasts of weapons and armor, plus it includes a ticket to the panoramic terrace of the Vittorio Emanuele monument.
A large museum featuring many rooms and galleries. There is a lovely garden to visit at the end. It’s probably best to go during off-peak times to avoid crowds and truly enjoy the experience. Your entry ticket also grants access to another local museum.
I visited for free on Labor Day (May 1st). This was such a pleasant surprise! The entrance and the incredibly relaxing garden, which is accessible for free year-round, are both stunning. Once you enter with a ticket, you go upstairs and start a self-guided tour (no audio guide unfortunately), but the signs and information are provided in Italian and English. The path through the museum is straightforward, allowing you to enjoy the beautiful rooms and buildings. The first part showcases the structure itself, and the second part includes artifacts from the 12th to 16th centuries. If you have already seen all of Rome's major attractions, this is a lovely alternative and perfect for a rainy day! Enjoy 😊
I only came here because it was part of the combined ticket, but I was pleasantly surprised. The size of the rooms and the quantity of historical artifacts on display were beyond my expectations. If you have the ticket and some time, you should definitely stop by; it’s well worth the visit.
