I have walked the rooms and gone up and down the staircases many times, gasping at their beauty, always experiencing the ...

A new weekend opens up and it promises to be filled with culture in the Capital. As per tradition, the first weekend of the ...

In 1471, Pope Sixtus IV transformed the ancient Capitoline Hill into a temple to ancient art. Five centuries later, the Capitoline Museums complex still remains the oldest public collection in the ...

These busts of Philip II (right, Chiaramonti Museum, Vatican) and Alexander the Great (left, Capitoline Museums, Rome), are Roman copies of Greek originals.

An exhibition exploring the life and court of 17th-century Polish Queen Marie Casimire Sobieska has opened at the Capitoline Museums in Rome.

The crown jewels of the exhibition are five original Roman mosaics on loan from the Capitoline Museums – some of which have never left Italy before.

The Mosaico exhibition at Humayun’s Tomb features 1,900-year-old Roman mosaics, exploring Italian history and techniques, until August 30.

News about Capitoline Museums. Commentary and archival information about Capitoline Museums from The New York Times.

Located at the top of the Capitoline Hill, a symbolic site in Rome, the Musei Capitolini (Capitoline museums) are more than five centuries old and house one of the richest art collections in Italy ...

A selection of 92 pieces was restored with sponsorship from the luxury jeweller Bulgari for a major exhibition at Villa Caffarelli, Capitoline Museums, Rome, in 2020.

Capitoline Museums in Rome, Italy Considered the world’s oldest public museum, the Capitoline Museums were established by Pope Sixtus IV in 1471.