The Capitoline Museums

125,00€

Located on the hill of the same name, the Musei Capitolini is a museum complex that is unique in the world for its important collections of antiquities and centuries-old history. The original nucleus of the collection contains a beautiful collection of ancient bronzes, donated to the Roman people by Pope Sixtus IV in 1471, which includes the famous Capitoline Wolf (the famous moment in mythology of the founding of Rome) and the equestrian statue of Marco Aurelio (one of the last “good emperors”). Other highlights include Bernini’s Medusa, the Hall of Philosopher’s, the Hall of Emperors, the Capitoline Venus, and a hidden backside view of the Roman Forum.

Details:

Duration: 4 hours
Meeting point: Lobby of the Anantara Palazzo Naiadi Rome Hotel, P.za della Repubblica, 48
Please make sure to arrive at meeting point, 15 minutes prior departure of the tour so staff can check you in.
From meeting point guests to walk with guide to Museum (25 minutes walking from Hotel Anantara)
End of tour at the Hotel Anantara
Min number of participants: 10
Max number of participants: 40

Cost inclusions:

Local coordinator
1 English speaking guide at group’s disposal for every 25 guests
1 small bottle of mineral water per person
Audio guides
Entrance tickets to Capitoline Museums

Important Notes

Comfortable shoes are recommended. The tour involves a lot of walking.
Take the minimum personal belongings.
For reasons of protection of the works of art, the staff may request that bulky bags, backpacks, umbrellas and other potentially harmful objects be left in the cloakroom.
Please make sure to arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes prior to tour departure, to finalize your registration for the tour.
Exact times to be communicated closer to date based on the availability of entrance tickets.
The tour will be reconfirmed only if we reach the minimum number of participants required. In case the tour is not confirmed, you will be contacted by email by August 13th.