The Museo Chiaramonti: A Treasury of Ancient Sculptures in the Vatican

From Monday to Saturday 08.00 am – 07.00 pm (final entry 05.00 pm)

From 1 March On Fridays and Saturdays extended opening hours until 08.00 pm (final entry 06.00 pm)

Adult: 21€ 

Reduced: 12 € 

The regular admission fee is 21€ for adults and the reduced admission is 12€. With the Rome City Pass the entry to the Museo Chiaramonti is free. With your order of the Rome City Pass you get a ticket for the Vatican. Show your Vatican ticket and get free entry to the Museo Chiaramonti and many more attractions at the Vatican. Additional with your Rome City Pass you can skip the line at the ticket counter. You don't have to pay any fees.

Metro A to Cipro or Ottaviano, S. Pietro, Musei Vaticani
Bus 32, 81 or 982 to Piazza del Risorgimento
Bus 492 or 990 to Via Leone IV / Via degli Scipioni
Bus 49 to Viale Vaticano-Musei Vaticani 

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Closed: Sunday (exception: usually last Sunday of the month), 1 and 6 January, 11 and 22 February, 19 and 28 March, 29 June, 15 August, 1 November, 8 and 26 December 

The Vatican and the Vatican Museums, to which the Museo Chiaramonti belongs, require decent clothing. Therefore, during your visit to the Vatican, we ask you not to wear shorts, sleeveless outerwear, miniskirts or hats. Furthermore, please make sure that both your shoulders and knees are covered. For more information on allowed and prohibited items in the Vatican, please visit the Vatican Museums page.