Discover Palazzo Altemps together with an art historian.
A visit to the Palazzo will give you the chance to admire an important collection of Greek and Roman sculptures, which belonged to different Roman noble families between the 16th and 17th centuries, including the Boncompagni Ludovisi collection. You will find it impossible to remain unmoved in front of the Gaul Killing Himself and His Wife and the Ludovisi Battle sarcophagus.
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Meeting Point
Ticket office of the site
What's included
- Didactic tour for groups with date and time of your choice (max 20 participants)
What's excluded
- Entrance ticket
Date
Date and time of your choice
Services
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Visits
for groups by reservation
available in Italian, English, French, German, Spanish
Info Reservation
Reservation by e-mail by 13:00 on the day before the visit
Where
Piazza S. Apollinare, 46 - Roma
How to reach
Bus: n. 70, 81, 87,116T, 186, 492, 628
Accessibility
All sites at the National Roman Museum can be accessed by individuals with limited mobility thanks to our designated pathways that avoid structurally difficult routes.
More info
Web
Official WebsiteVisiting Rules
- Green Pass required from August 6, 2021 to access the site
From August 6th the access to the site is allowed only to persons holding one of the Covid19 Green Pass certifications together with a valid identity document, with reference to the current government provisions in order to cope with the epidemiological emergency from Covid19.
COVID-19 Green Certification is not required for children under 12 years of age and those exempt on the basis of appropriate medical certification.
If you do not have a Green Pass and a valid identity document, you will not be able to access the Parco area sites and your ticket will not be refunded.
Find out more - Visitors will only be admitted to the museum sites if they are wearing masks covering nose and mouth and if they have tickets.
- Visitors will have their temperatures taken by infrared scanner immediately before admission to the museum sites. This process is mandatory and visitors who refuse will not be admitted. Masks must be worn throughout the visit.
- Visitors must sanitise their hands using the gel provided by the Museum and maintain a safe social distance of 1.5 metres, except for families.
