The Palazzo Altemps at the Museo Nazionale Romano is one of the most interesting examples of Renaissance architecture in Rome and houses a collection of Renaissance and Baroque sculptures as well as very famous works of art.
currently:
Tuesday to Friday 2 - 7:45 pm; Saturday and Sunday 10:30 - 7:45 pm (last entrance 7 pm)
Tuesday to Sunday 9 am – 7:45 pm
Closed: 1 January and 25 December
In October and November the Palazzo Altemps is open from 8 pm to 11 pm every Thursday.
Special exhibition: "Medardo Rosso"
10. October 2019 - 2. February 2020
Reproducing Medardo Rosso in an unexpected, spectacular and extraordinary narrative context, is the reason for the exhibition that the National Roman Museum in Palazzo Altemps intends to carry out in collaboration with the Galleria d'Arte Moderna in Milan and with the support of the Red Museum of Barzio. Curated by Francesco Stocchi and Paola Zatti, the exhibition will be an opportunity to present a diverse and wide selection of works documenting the entire story of the artist, to which Rome has never dedicated a monographic exhibition
Adults: 10 €
Reduced Price for EU-Citizens age 18-25 and teachers/professors in the EU: 2 €
Children (under 18-years old): free
In the occassion of some exhibitions there can be a an additional fee of 3 €.
Visit the Palazzo Altemps for free with your Rome City Pass!
Address Palazzo Altemps:
Piazza Sant'Apollinare 46
00186 Rome, Italy
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Bus stop Zanardelli
Bus line: 30, 70, 81, 87, 130F, 116T, 186, 492, 628, C3
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Please note that the Palazzo Altemps is closed on 1 January and 25 December.
In the palace are Renaissance and Baroque sculptures such as the famous Boncompagni-Ludovisi collection, the rich sixteenth century collection of Asdrubale and Ciriaco Mattei and the Altemps collection itself. The latter collection includes 16 statues, that were reacquired by the State, four of which are located under the arches of the courtyard. Among these collections are some very famous works of art, such as the Birth of Venus, part of the Ludovisi Collection, probably dating back to the fifth century BC. When visiting the museum it is also possible to see the Church of Saint Aniceto, built within the palace. The building also holds the recently restructured Goldoni Theatre that functions as a conference center as well.
Experience the Palazzo Altemps at the Museo Nazionale Romano for FREE with the Rome City Pass and have your ticket into the Palazzo Altemps 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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