Events and activities

The event's main moments and the visits you can add to your package. Open a card for details.

Visits you can add to your package. Open a card for the history, the meeting point and what not to miss.

• Borghese GalleryThe villa and the collection were created in the early 17th century at the wish of Cardinal Scipione Borghese, nephew of Pope Paul V and a great collector and patron of the arts.
• Capitoline MuseumsThey are considered the oldest public museums in the world. Their origins date back to 1471, when Pope Sixtus IV donated a group of ancient bronzes to the city of Rome, including the Capitoline Wolf, making them accessible to everyone.
• Europa ExperienceDavid SassoliOpened in Rome in October 2022, it is the eighth permanent Europa Experience centre, after Berlin (2016), Ljubljana and Strasbourg (2017), Helsinki (2018), Copenhagen (2019), Tallinn (2020) and Paris (2022).
• Gallery of Modern ArtRoma CapitaleThe first core of the collection was acquired in 1883 at the International Fine Arts Exhibition and inaugurated at Palazzo Caffarelli, on the Capitoline Hill.
• Museum of CivilisationsMuCivEstablished in 2016 to bring together in a single institution collections from national museums that were originally separate, it is housed in two monumental buildings erected in 1938 for the 1942 Universal Exhibition of Rome, which never opened.
• Palazzo BraschiMuseum of RomeDesigned by architect Cosimo Morelli for Pope Pius VI, Palazzo Braschi was the last Roman palace commissioned by a pope for his own family, the Braschi family.
• Trajan's MarketsA monumental brick complex built at the beginning of the 2nd century AD under Emperor Trajan and attributed to the architect Apollodorus of Damascus.
• Vatican MuseumsFounded in 1506, when Pope Julius II had the newly discovered Laocoön group put on display, the Vatican Museums grew over the centuries thanks to the patronage of the popes, becoming one of the largest and most visited museum complexes in the world.