[2025 Rome Attraction] Travel Guide for National Roman Museum - Palazzo Massimo (Updated Apr)

#museums The National Roman Museum - Palazzo Massimo was a fantastic stop on my summer trip to Rome. Located near Termini Station, the entrance fee is about €10, which gives access to this and other sites in the museum network. The palace is a treasure trove of ancient Roman artifacts, from stunning frescoes to intricate mosaics and ancient coins. I was particularly captivated by the frescoes from the Villa of Livia and the impressive collection of Roman sculptures. The museum’s layout allows for a leisurely exploration of its rich exhibits. Nearby, I strolled through the vibrant Esquilino district and enjoyed some great Italian food. Palazzo Massimo is a must-visit for anyone fascinated by Rome's ancient history. 🏛️🍝 #PalazzoMassimo #NationalRomanMuseum #Rome #Italy #ExploreRome #AncientArtifacts #SummerInItaly #TravelItaly

#romanforum For those intrigued by the grandeur of the Roman Forum, Palazzo Massimo at the National Roman Museum offers a chance to see its art and culture up close. This museum houses some of the most exquisite frescoes, mosaics, and statues from ancient Rome, many of which once adorned Forum-era villas, temples, and public spaces. Highlights include the stunning Frescoes from Livia’s Villa, which recreate an enchanting garden scene, and intricate Roman mosaics that once decorated the palaces of emperors and senators. There’s also an impressive collection of portrait busts of emperors and Forum politicians, helping visitors put faces to the names that shaped Rome’s history. The museum also holds jewelry, coins, and everyday objects that provide insight into daily life around the Forum. If you want to appreciate the finer details of Roman artistry and craftsmanship, this museum is an essential stop after visiting the ruins.