Having done a little reading around ancient Rome before the trip found this fascinating. Allow plenty of time for a visit.

Don't get me wrong, this will be a 5-star review were it not for the fact that one of the museums was shut for a very large proportion of the day. I want to make the point but it's utterly preposterous for such a prestigious...More

Although we’ve been to Rome a few times before, we discovered the existence of this museum on this trip. Sculptures, photographs and paintings are housed in two building located next to the Victor Emmanuel monument. It is easy to visit because it is not filled...More

If you want to find out about ancient Rome- this is a must see. It isn't crowded. You can spend time looking at the beautiful sculptures and art works. Fantastic views of Palatine hill and the Forum. Eygptian sculptures and mythical Roman sculptures. It is...More

The ticket office really slows things down, we queued for 2 hours to get in, 2 people serving and only 1 card machine also no audio tours available, once you have got your ticket you join another queue for a bag scan, then once you...More

The museum was great and I even had some rooms to myself. There was no queue at all (got there by 5.30 on a week day). I got to see the Capitoline Venus and the She-Wolf. Highly recommend. I probably should have taken the audio...More

The collections found within the walls of this museum are every bit as beautiful, interesting, and important as those in the crowded art museums of Florence and of the Vatican, but strangely people seem to overlook the Capitoline. The fragments of The Colossus of Constantine...More