Wow. There're is so much history in this city and they have packed an enormous amount into this place. There is art and history in every nook and cranny and it would take you all day to look at every piece in the place. Well...More

What an excellent museum. We had son Roman art before, but the sheer quantity and quality here is mind boggling. So many portrait busts, so many gigantic figures, and other things too, such as coins, early Christian art, amazing rooms. Absolutely worth it, and no...More

The two museum has got extremly many artifacts and and a value. You just wonder how they collected all this. And you have very good photo opportunities from the balconies.

This place is certainly worthy of visiting. Statues, inscriptions, sarcophagi, busts, mosaics, and other ancient Roman artefacts abound.

There are no indications at all to find any specific exhibition. Although slightly expensive to enter at 16 euros and six more to hire the iPad guide, this museum is excellent if you are interested in Roman history especially the emperor Constantine. There are a...More

I love Rome, seriously love Rome. On my last day there, which may be my last ever in Rome i decided to visit 2 museums that I have passed up so, so many times, the first was The Roman Imperial Forum Museum which in my...More

Loved this museum, which is built on the site of the famous Temple of Jupiter, remains of which are visible in the lower level. Lots of Roman and Etruscan period art. The old building is a work of art in itself.

This has always been a museum to see, and there are countless of works. The crowds are also less than the Vatican museum so you actually get to peruse through and enjoy the art! Which in my opinion, exceeds what the Vatican has to offer....More

Beauty-full place. One of the most impressive museums I ever seen. Thoroughly recommend to everyone.

Not crowded at all, good athmosphere, nice (digestible) exposition, great view to the Forum Romanum.