The Crypta Balbi Museum of the Museo Nazionale Romano is the only one of its kind, occupying a city block that includes an archaeological excavation site, the ruins of an imperial building, and a museum that contains a great number of artefacts and helps you understand how the city changed since the imperial age until today. Together with Palazzo Massimo, Palazzo Altemps and the Baths of Diocletian, it is part of the Roman National Museum.
Tuesday to Sunday 9 am – 7:45 pm
Closed 1 January and 25 December
Adults: 10 €
Reduced Price for EU-Citizens age 18-25 and teachers/professors in the EU: 2 €
Children (under 18-years old): free
Visit the Crypta Balbi for free with your Rome City Pass!
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Bus stop Via Torre Argentinia
Bus 40, 46, 62 64, 70, 81, 87, 116, 116T, 186, 492, 628
Tram 8 to Venezia
Metro Line B to Colosseo
Order the Rome City Pass with local transport and airport and get free travel by public transport to create a wonderful base for a relaxing stay in the Italian metropolis.
Please note that the Crypta Balbi is closed on 1 January and 25 December.
Originally the Museo Nazionale Romano was a huge courtyard annexed to the theatre built by Lucio Cornelio Balbo, an important man, close to the emperor Augustus, in the early first century A.D. Now the Krypta Balbi site shows us how Roman society and the urban landscape evolved from antiquity until modern times thanks to its well preserved archaeological layers.
Experience the Crypta Balbi as part of the Museo Nazionale Romano for FREE with the Rome City Pass and have your ticket into the Crypta Balbi already in your pocket before you even depart for Rome.
Free admission to world-famous sights and museums. Free public transport and airport transfer can be added. Discounts included.
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