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Capitoline Museum Rome | Musei Capitolini | Guided Tours & Tickets. Official private tours. Capitoline Museum Tour and skip-the-line tickets.

Capitoline Museum Rome | Musei Capitolini | Guided Tours & Tickets. Official private tours. Capitoline Museum Tour and skip-the-line tickets.

Capitoline Museum Rome | Rome Guided tours with a private guide for individuals, small or large groups. Reservation of skip-the-line tickets for Capitoline Museum (Musei Capitolini).
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The private tour of Musei Capitolini Rome (Capitoline Museum, Pinacoteca Capitolina) is available on request in all languages:
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2/3 Hours guided tour with a private guide. A personalized and intimate tour to discover the best of Rome away from the crowded tours with a VIP service.

Capitoline Museum | Pinacoteca Capitolina | Palazzo dei Conservatori | Palazzo Nuovo

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In the wonderful Piazza del Campidoglio, redesigned by Michelangelo on the hill that has always been the heart of the civil power of Rome, there are the buildings that house the vast and valuable collection of the Capitoline Museums. It was opened to the public by Pope Clement XII in 1734. Still, the museum was born three centuries before, when Pope Sixtus IV, in 1471, chose to donate his collection of bronze statues to the city (including the famous Capitoline Wolf). For this reason, it is considered the first museum in the world. Created to show people the works of Roman antiquity, found and collected over the centuries by nobles, bishops, and popes of the capital, as well as the extraordinary paintings from the Pinacoteca Capitolina (masterpieces by Caravaggio, Guido Reni, Carracci, Guercino, Domenichino, Pietro da Cortona, Rubens, etc.). It offers a complete route from the enclosed courtyard of the Palace of the Conservatives, which houses the remains of a colossal statue representing Constantine, then climbs to the first floor and admire some of the masterpieces on display here:

• The Capitoline Brutus
• The “Spinario.”
• The She-Wolf symbol of the city
• The magnificent collection of Etruscan halls
• The Castellani

On the second floor of the Palace of the Conservatives is the Pinacoteca. Also, the building halls are real works of art with frescoes and statues from Renaissance and Baroque Rome. On the ground floor, you can visit the exedra with the equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius and admire the ruins of the ancient temples still visible in the structure of the building. An underground tunnel crosses the Tabularium with beautiful views of the Roman forum from the lapidary galleries. It re-emerges in the New Palace, which houses the Egyptian collection, the famous statue of “Marforio”, The Dying Gaul, the lounges with the busts of philosophers and emperors, and many other wonders of ancient art.

Tour includes:

• Capitoline Square
• Capitoline Museum
• Pinacoteca Capitolina
• Palace of the Conservatives
• Palazzo Nuovo
• Egyptian Collection
• Salons with the busts
• Equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius

Capitoline Museum Guided Tour – RATES PER PERSON INCLUDING GUIDED TOUR & TICKETS | Museum Guided Tour – Rates per person include the above walking tour, personal tour guide, headsets, reservation privileged entrance,  insurance, tax.

Capitoline Museum what to see:

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Founded in 1471, the Capitoline Museums, commissioned by Pope Sixtus IV, are the oldest museums in the world and one of the most important after the Vatican Museums. A collection of classical sculptures and paintings is among Italy’s most beautiful and significant. Among the treasures on display are the famous “Lupa Capitolina” Capitoline She-Wolf, nursing Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome, the Marble Statue, which belonged to Julius Caesar, the Galata Morente (dying Gallic), etc. A gallery (La Pinacoteca Capitolina) with masterpieces of immense beauty and value painted by some of the world’s best-known artists, including Tiziano, Tintoretto, Rubens, and Caravaggio.
Ticket prices may vary when there are temporary exhibitions.
On the first floor, you will be able to admire the remains of the first and oldest wall of the City of Rome and the extraordinary remains of the Colossal statue of Emperor Constantine, which was 12 meters high.
Among the many bronzes or precious marble statues, the “Lupa Capitolina,” the “Spinario,” and two excellent works by Gian Lorenzo Bernini: the “Medusa” and the figure of Pope Urban VIII, you can also admire incredible frescoes like those of the Sala de “Curiazi.” Perhaps one of the most important works of art is the bronze equestrian statue representing Marcus Aurelius in the Esedra room.
On the second floor, there is a collection of paintings among the most important in the world, mainly composed of Italian artists of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. All the rooms contain countless masterpieces, in Sala Pietro da Cortona, the Rape of the Sabines (Rape of the Sabines) by Pietro da Cortona, and the Sala di Santa Petronella, the famous work of Guercino in which two works by Caravaggio: La Buona Ventura (1595), and San Giovanni Battista (1602).
“Palazzo Dei Conservatori” and “Palazzo Nuovo” are connected by a tunnel that runs through the rooms of the very ancient Roman building, the “Tabularium,” 4th century BC, used in antiquity as the central archive of Rome, the capital of the Roman Empire.
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