The Capitoline Museums are the main municipal civic museum structure in Rome, part of the " System of shared museums…
Piazza del Campidoglio is a monumental square located on the top of the Campidoglio hill in Rome. It rises on…
The first of the rooms that look towards the city is called "Sala dei Trionfi" because in 1569 some frescoes…
This room, on whose walls are affixed the Fasti consulares (from 483 to 19 BC) and those triumphales (from 753…
The room's pictorial decorations date back to the mid-XVI century, during the papacy of Pope Paul III The frieze consists…
The landings on the main staircase that leads to the upper floors feature large historical reliefs which originally were used…
The courtyard of the Palazzo dei Conservatori has always represented, since the first formation of the Capitoline collections of antiquity,…
The hall of Palazzo Nuovo is certainly the most monumental environment of the entire Capitoline museum complex. The great central…
The large central niche in the end wall features a large fountain with the colossal statue of a River god,…
Despite a number of changes that have taken place over the centuries, this section of the museum has more or…
The rooms making up the apartment on the first floor of the Palazzo, were used by the Conservators, or magistrates,…
The Palazzo dei Conservatori, headquarters of the magistrature of the same name for hundreds of years, has, since the end…
The second floor of the Palazzo dei Conservatori houses an important collection of paintings, which also includes many works of…
In the Cini Gallery there is the precious collection of porcelain donated to the Capitoline Museums by Count Francesco Cini…