Capitoline Museums Ticket

Welcome to the world’s first museum! The Capitoline Museums (plural because it's in four buildings atop one of Rome's famous Seven Hills) has a fascinating collection of art and artifacts all telling the fascinating history of Rome.

Welcome to the oldest museum in the world. The Roman Empire Museum (Musei Capitolini) dates all the way back to 1471, making it the first art museum in history. Located at the summit of Capitoline Hill for almost 600 years, this gallery affords timeless views of the Eternal City, and is a fascinating window into thousands of years of Rome's history.

Get the most out of your time in **Rome** when you combine admission fees to the **Capitoline Museums** and **Centrale Montemartini**, complete with a **self-guided multimedia video**. Marvel at the **Capitoline Museums** with its extensive collection of art and objects, telling the fascinating history of Rome – right at the **Roman Forum**. With your included **self-guided multimedia tour**, you'll admire the famous she-wolf sculpture featuring Rome's founders Romulus and Remus, and see the **Caput Mundi** for a treasure trove of artifacts at your own pace. In the **Centrale Montemartini**, discover hundreds of sculptures from Greek and Roman antiquity, showcasing classical art and industrial archaeology.

Unleash the inner explorer and dive headfirst into an immersive multimedia presentation that catapults everyone right into the heart of ancient Rome. Let the rich history and meticulously reconstructed monuments of this grandiose city seize the senses and paint a vivid picture of its glory days. Then, wander through the hallowed halls of the Capitoline Museums. As the first public museum to grace the world in 1734, it is teeming with a vast collection of masterpieces and sculptures that echo the tales of yesteryears. Make sure to catch a glimpse of the renowned she-wolf sculpture, an homage to Rome's mythical founders, Romulus and Remus.

Entry ticket to the Capitoline Museums with access to permanent collections and temporary exhibitions. Self-guided visit.