Discover the Capitoline Museums with us, from the center of Rome to the center of the world.
In 1734, Pope Clement XII purchased the prestigious collection of antiquities of Cardinal Alessandro Albani, which was about to be purchased by English collectors, and opened the museum to the citizens, making it the oldest public museum in the world.
Among the most famous sculptures kept in the Capitoline Museums is the equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius, originally placed in the center of Piazza del Campidoglio.
There is also the symbol of the city, the bronze of the Capitoline Wolf, believed to be an Etruscan work from the 5th century BC; the original statue did not include the twins Romulus and Remus, added in the 15th century and attributed to the sculptor Antonio del Pollaiolo.[7] Recently, some restorers have hypothesized that the statue is not ancient, but medieval and dates back to the 12th century.
Discover the Capitoline Museums with us, from the center of Rome to the center of the world. In 1734, Pope Clement XII purchased the prestigious collection of antiquities of Cardinal Alessandro Albani, which was about to be purchased by English collectors, and opened the museum to the citizens, making it the oldest public museum in the world. Along with the Albani collection, the collection of ancient sculptures donated by Sixtus V to the Roman people was finally made available to all.
You will make your own way to the meeting points
We inform all our customers that the entrance tickets will be sent in the 24 hours before the selected date. Tickets will be sent both by email and to the telephone number provided at the time of booking. Depending on the seasonal periods selected, the entrance queue may vary.