National Roman Museum

The National Roman Museum is one of the numerous museums in Rome, including the Palazzo Altemps, Diocletian Baths, Crypta Balbi, and the Palazzo Massimo. It has the world's most extensive collection of Greco-Roman art. The National Museum and the Vatican Museums retain Roman statues, sarcophagi, ceramics, mosaics, jewelry, frescoes, statues, and other treasures from the Imperial Age and the Republican eras all the way until medieval times.

The majority of the exhibits date from the Imperial Fora or Roman period, as well as the larger Roman Empire Age. The four sections include a captivating collection of exhibits and artifacts that provide a complete picture of Ancient Rome. You may purchase combo tickets that get you entry to all of the museums. You may also purchase a limited-time ticket to gain entrance to the museums.

Location: Viale Enrico de Nicola, 78, 00185 Roma RM, Italy

Website: rome-museum.com/national-roman-museum.php