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VATICAN MUSEUMS and SISTINE CHAPEL Egyptian mummies, Etruscan gold, Greek marbles, Medielval tapestries renaissance paintings. It's allhere in abundance the best of the best, in the elongated complex known as the Vatican Museums, which also provides access to the famous Raffaello rooms and Michelangelo's frescoes in the Sistine Chapel. During high season, we suggest that you go in the afternoon, when the crowds are much lighter, and if possible, to avoid saturdays entirely. Address: Viale del vaticano - Tel. 0669883041 Mon-Fri 8.45 am - 4.45 pm Sat 8.45 am - 1.45 pm Sun closed (exept last Sunday of month, open 8.45 am - 1.45 pm admission free)
CASTEL St. ANGELO and MUSEUM This complex started out as the Emperor Adriano's mausoleum, then in the Middle Ages was made into fortress and in the Renaissance was outfittedwith papal apartments. Address: Lungotevere Castello - Tel.06 6819111 Tues-Sun 9 am - 7 pm
GALLERIA BORGHESE A wonderfully intimate collection of some of the most important Renaissance
and Baroque paintingsin the world including works by RAPHAEL,TIZIANO,
and CARAVAGGIO, plus sculpture by BERNINI and CANOVA.
MUSEI CAPITOLINI e CAMPIDOGLIO Made up of two separate buildings: the Palazzo Nuovo houses an incredibly
rich collection of Roman sculpture, the Palazzo dei Conservatori and
Braccio Nuovo house more ancient sculpture as well as Renaissance and
Baroque art.
GALLERIA COMUNALE D'ARTE MODERNA E CONTEMPORANEA The city's permanent collectionof modern art,especially strong on 19th
and 20th century Italian art.
GALLERIA NAZIONALE D'ARTE MODERNA The National Collection of Modern Art is located in the amazing atmosphere
of this palace in the Villa Borghese. Works by DECHIRICO, CARRA',
and a few non-italians like KANDINSKY, KLIMT, and CEZANNE.
MUSEO dell'ALTO MEDIOEVO A collection of decorative arts from the fall of the Roman Empire
to the early Reinassance, from sword handles to beaded jewerly.
MUSEO BARRACCO Ancient sculpture and artifacts from the Assiryan, Egyptian,
Greek, and Roman Periods.
MUSEO di ROMA Near Piazza Navona is the palazzo Braschi, home to a museum chronicling
the history of Rome from the Middle Ages to the present.
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VATICAN MUSEUMS
CASTEL St. ANGELO
GALLERIA BORGHESE
CAMPIDOGLIO
GALLERIA COMUNALE
GALLERIA NAZIONALE
MUSEO dell'ALTO MEDIOEVO
MUSEO BARRACCO
MUSEO di ROMA |
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