A great coffer that stores precious evidence of our past: a museum within a museum with over half a million items, including coins, medals, monetary weights, tiles and minting items, along with gems, jewellery, precious ornaments and other valuable metal artefacts
Events
from 3 September 2021 to 30 November 2021
Events
from 25 September 2021 to 26 September 2021
In accordance with Decree-Law n. 105 of 23 July 2021, from 6 August 2021 access to the Roman National Museum will be allowed only to visitors showing a COVID-19 Green…
Starting July 13, Palazzo Altemps will reopen the exhibition halls of the ground floor to the public. The Boncompagni Ludovisi collection can once again be admired in its entirety, and…
The National Roman Museum and RUFA-Rome University of Fine Arts signed a three-year framework agreement on May 28, 2021 with the aim of promoting common opportunities for research and training….
The exhibition that dialogues in a surprising and original way with the works of the collections of ancient sculpture of Palazzo Altemps, in a game of correspondences and free agreements,…
The National Roman Museum promotes sustainable restoration through the use of innovative and environmentally friendly cleaning products. In collaboration with Tecno.EL, a company that has been working in the field…
The network of collaborations between MNR and prestigious cultural institutions is widening. In fact, a four-year agreement has been signed with the Accademia dei Lincei that will lead to the…
The idea of a museum connected to other national realities is perfectly consistent with the history and the objectives of MNR. This is a reality that has shaped itself and goes way beyond the concept of a defined physical perimeter, assembling instead places, memories, and different experiences.
Experience the Museum as a place of wonder where you can come face to face with the Ancients, discovering their history and their stories
The Educational Service organises initiatives for children and their families, students of all ages, adults and people with special needs.
The National Roman Museum relies also on your support in order to continue to preserve and enhance the archaeological collections and the places that store them. A little help can make a big difference.
Our Photographic Archive, kept at Palazzo Massimo, includes over one million photographic documents related to the works kept in the Museum. Each picture tells a story, often little known to the general public
Our restoration laboratories are a place where the concept of culture is intended as an act of transmission of memory, and it literally takes shape through a work that involves both pieces exhibited in the Museum and items from the museum storage.
