Families and children

It’s never too early to visit a museum, and the National Roman Museum knows this all too well! The Museum’s Educational Service devotes significant attention to children and their families, with activities, educational workshops and a wide range of initiatives designed for the whole family. Parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles… everyone is asked to take part actively because a visit to the Museum is an experience to be shared and remembered.

The objective of the Educational Service is in fact to promote familiarity with the Museum’s spaces and works through shared, emotionally engaging experiences: discovering, recognising, manipulating, stimulating all five senses – these will help small visitors not only to become passionate about their cultural heritage but also to achieve greater autonomy and self-awareness, developing their cognitive and social abilities. Because the Museum is a place to live and love.

Learning activities

Important notice

All of the educational activities organised by entities other than the National Roman Museum must be notified and agreed in advance with the Educational Service in writing with appropriate advance notice:
mn-rm.servizioeducativo@beniculturali.it

In partnership with Coopculture

The National Roman Museum’s Educational Service undertakes numerous activities in cooperation with Coopculture. The programmes proposed by Coopculture, developed specifically for each of the Museum’s four sites, are aimed at the various groups that use the Museum, providing a varied range of services including guided visits, workshops for adults and families, summer camps and specific activities for schools.

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Accessibility

The Educational Service of the National Roman Museum guarantees visitors with special needs the opportunity to visit the Museum at its best.