Capitoline Museums Guided Tour with Multimedia Experience
Capitoline Museums Guided Tour with Multimedia Experience
Duration: 2 hours
2 hours
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience
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Explore the Capitoline Museums with a guide, uncovering Roman history through busts and statues.
Explore the Capitoline Museums, the oldest public museum in the world, which opened its doors in 1734.
Start your tour with a multimedia presentation of Ancient Rome and get to know the city's history, the reconstructions of its monuments and more.
Discover an amazing collection of classical artwork and sculptures, featuring the Capitoline Wolf, the Capitoline Venus, and Cupid and Psyche.
Unlock Rome's rich history with a professional guide who will reveal the stories behind the famous figurines.
Fun fact: The Capitoline Museums are the oldest museums in the world!
English guided tour
Timed entry to Capitoline Museums
Access to the exhibition (if available)
25-minute multimedia video
Food and beverage
Pick up from the hotel
Audioguide
Tour group outside Capitoline Museums in Rome with guide holding flag.
Step into history at the Capitoline Museums, where your expert guide will lead you through Rome's storied past. Begin with an immersive 25-minute multimedia presentation, bringing ancient Rome’s monuments and history to life.
Wander the museum’s stunning halls, filled with ancient treasures like coins, tapestries, frescoes, and busts. Be captivated by world-renowned sculptures like the Capitoline Wolf, the graceful Capitoline Venus, and the dramatic Bust of Medusa. Don’t miss the statue of Young Hercules, holding a snake, or the other treasures waiting to be uncovered.
River god statue in Capitoline Museums courtyard, Rome.
Sculpture fragments of Constantine at Capitoline Museum, Rome, including head and hand.
Tour group outside Capitoline Museums in Rome with guide holding flag.
River god statue in Capitoline Museums courtyard, Rome.
Sculpture fragments of Constantine at Capitoline Museum, Rome, including head and hand.
Capitoline Museums statues including Marcus Aurelius on horseback and the Capitoline Wolf in Rome.
What to bring
- Keep your children's ID proof handy.
What’s not allowed
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Pets are not permitted, with the exception of small dogs in carriers.
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Umbrellas and big bags are not allowed inside.
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To preserve the museum's environment, food and drinks must be enjoyed outside the premises.
Accessibility
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The museums are equipped with accessible features such as lifts, stairlifts, and platforms, along with supportive museum staff who are available to assist you in exploring the collections.
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Tactile supports are available for blind and visually impaired visitors to explore key artworks in the Museums.
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The museums also offer videos in Italian Sign Language that outline the entire route.
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Guests with a certified disability of 74% or higher enjoy free entry, along with a complimentary companion pass.
Additional information
- On the first Sunday of each month, the museums provide free admission.
Visitors at Capitoline Museums entrance in Rome, flanked by statues of Castor and Pollux.
Capitoline Museums courtyard with ancient sculptures and architectural details in Rome, Italy.
Capitoline Museums statues including Marcus Aurelius on horseback and the Capitoline Wolf in Rome.
Visitors at Capitoline Museums entrance in Rome, flanked by statues of Castor and Pollux.
Capitoline Museums courtyard with ancient sculptures and architectural details in Rome, Italy.
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