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Private Tour - Capitoline Museums

5.0(98)5 out of 5, from 98 reviews·2h 30m·Private group
What you pay forEach travellerChildren are priced in their own age band.
Group sizeUp to 8Per booking.
Minimum ageAll agesinfant 0–6, child 7–17, adult 18–99

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  • All 5 of you can be booked together.
  • Open to all ages, including your youngest.
  • 5 fares — children priced separately

About this experience

Discover with us the oldest European public collection of antiquities created by Pope Sixtus IV at the end of the XV century! At the beginning or at the end of your holiday, this Museum will help you to make all the pieces of the old roman history fit together and you can't miss the incredible view over the Roman Rorum from the Museum. Some of the masterpieces of the Museum: • Capitoline Square • Main Courtyard (Colossus of Constantine) • Main Staircase (panels of Marcus Aurelius and Hadrian) • Room of Orazi and Curiazi & Room of the Captains (XVI Century frescoes, Bernini's and Algardi's masterpieces) • Ancient Roman bronze sculptures • Room of the She Wolf • Medusa's Head (Bernini) • Marcus Aurelius Exedra • Archaeological Ruins of the ancient Capitoline Temple of Juppiter • Collection of the Roman Horti (monumental gardens of noblemen) • Tabularium (Roman Forum view) • Low courtyard…

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What you actually do

You get out at all 2 stops.

  1. 1

    Musei Capitolini

    It is the oldest public museum of all of Europe, created at the end of the XV century by Pope Sistus IV, the creator of the Sistine chapel. Here we will admire the incredible collection of Roman antiquities, with some exceptions like Bernini's Baroque statues, exposed in an incredible palace decorated with famous…

    You get out here120 minAdmission included

  2. 2

    Piazza del Campidoglio

    The square is an interesting work of urban reorganization designed by Michelangelo. Stands out in the middle of the square, the copy of the Statue of Marcus Aurelius (the original is inside the Museum). The square that we will see in detail is an example of the Renaissance architecture.

    You get out here20 min

Where the day happens

≈ 0.8 km from the city centre. 2 stops shown in visit order.

What is and is not included

The advertised price does not cover other, private transportation — budget for those separately.

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  • Private transportation

Before you book

The operator’s own practical notes — the things people usually discover at checkout.

Good to know (4)
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • It's mandatory to leave bags and backpacks in the checkroom
Cancellation policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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