Until to 24 September 2023, Capitoline Museums, Piazza del Campidoglio, 1The protagonists of this story are five anonymous characters depicted by as many statues who act as exceptional narrators: four are male figures to which a different voice is added, a female figure, which represents a reality otherwise absent in a society inevitably dominated by men. . . with the help of special guides, the visitor will be reminded of episodes of war and conquests that marked fundamental stages in the history of the expansion of Rome: a striking example is the first naval victory over the Carthaginians in the waters of Milazzo, remembered by La Colonna Rostrata erected in honor of the consul Gaio Duilio. This and other events are narrated by three statues and portraits in travertine from the middle of the 1st century BC, already in Villa Celimontana, who wear the pallium, that is the cloak that was worn on the tunic.
Timetable: From 9:30 to 19:30 (every day)
Prices: 13 € (entirely non-residents) 11 € (reduced non-residents)
12 € (full price for residents) 10 € (reduced price for residents)
Round. A history of Italy
from 24 May to 18 June, Museo di Roma in Trastevere , Piazza di Sant'Egidio, 1
An unprecedented photographic body, more than one hundred images that tells a very significant cross-section of Italy from 1909 to today. The exhibition itinerary winds not only through the great protagonists of the Giro d'Italia but, through the shots, also traces evolution of this splendid sport, rediscovering a passion made up of chases and falls, sprint victories and grueling climbs fixed in the collective memory of several generations. Snapshots of a bygone era, but very current, in which Rome often appears wonderful scenography.
Timetables : from 10.00 to 20.00 (from Tuesday to Sunday)
Prices : €7.50 (full price) €6.50 (reduced)
For residents of Rome
€6.50 (full price) €5.50 (reduced price)
The Rome of the Republic. The story of Archaeology
From 13 January to 24 September, Musei Capitolini , Piazza del Campidoglio, 1
The exhibition illustrates, through a series of themes and archaeological contexts, the characteristics and transformations of Roman society over the course of five centuries, from the 5th to the middle of the 1st century BC. , in rare cases marble, above all terracotta, which form the exhibition itinerary based on a long and complex work in which traditional methods of investigation and innovative reconstruction techniques intertwine. A large space is dedicated to the theme of religiosity, narrated thanks to the comparison between devotion popular and temple decoration. The first is expressed in votive deposits, where the offering is central and the dedicatee is anonymous. On the contrary, religion is a public act and moment, expressed by the temples of Tempio di Giove Optimo Massimo and the sacred area of Largo Argentina.
Times : from 9.30 to 19.30 (every day)
Prices : €16 (full price for non-residents) €14 (reduced for non-residents)
€15 (full price for residents of Rome)
€13 (reduced for residents of Rome)
The largest Lego exhibition in Europe
Until January 7 2024, Centro Commerciale Leonardo , Viale Donato Bramante, 31
Over 2,000 square meters of space and 100 spectacular models.It will be possible to admire the largest TITANIC in the world, built on a 1:25 scale made with half a million LEGO bricks.Visitors, in addition to admiring the shape of the ship, will also have the opportunity to look inside and see the life that takes place on it. There will be the Colosseum, 188 meters long, 156 meters wide, with a circumference of 524 meters and a height of 48.5 meters. There will be superheroes, the village of the Smurfs, the anatomy of the human body and much more.
Times : from 10.00 to 21.00 (every day)
Prices : €7.90
THE SOVEREIGN IMAGE. URBAN VIII AND THE BARBERINI
From 18 March to 30 July, Palazzo Barberini, via delle Quattro Fontane, 13
The exhibition was born on the occasion of the four hundredth anniversary of the election of Maffeo Barberini to the papal throne with the name of Urban VIII and intends to celebrate the cultural and political profile of the pope who more than any other had an extraordinary and radical impact on philosophical thought, scientific knowledge and on the arts of the seventeenth century, with the aim of illustrating the ways in which the pontiff favored the instrument of cultural hegemony in function of political and government action. On display, you will thus find more than 80 works from the museum's collection and from over 40 Italian and international museums and private collections.
Timetable : from 10.00 to 19.00 (from Tuesday to Sunday, last admission one hour before)
Prices : €12 (full price) €2 (reduced price)
Olympic Stadium Tour
A highly engaging journey, which uses innovative and cutting-edge technologies. A journey that starts from a glorious past, represented by its inauguration in 1953, to move on to the 1960 Olympics, the European and World Athletics Championships (respectively in 1974 and 1987 ), the 1990 World Cup, the great victories of AS Roma and SS Lazio and reaches the present with the great variety of events, including major concerts. The route includes a visit to hitherto inaccessible places, such as the legends where the protagonists have written the history of the facility, the mixed zone, the changing rooms, the trophy room, the entrance to the field, the playing field, the stands, to conclude with the Stadium Store where you can buy a souvenir of the visit and with the bistro restaurant.
Timetable : From 10am to 6pm (every day except for match days)
Prices : €18.38 (0-6 years old are free)
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Real Bodies, Leonardo's Anatomy
From 26 December 2022, "Women's Hospital", P.zza San Giovanni Laterano, 74For the first time in history, Leonardo's famous drawings reproduced through real human artifacts.
This exclusive exhibition, a world premiere, places the Italian genius Leonardo da Vinci in a different light, analyzing a very important aspect of his research: human anatomy.
An extraordinary and unprecedented journey to discover the human body through the eyes of the universal genius.
Timetables: from Sunday to Thursday 10.00 - 20.00 (last admission 19.00), Friday and Saturday 10.00 - 21.00 (last admission 20.00)
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LEX. Justice and law from Etruria to Rome
Until 10 September 2023, Museo dell'Ara Pacis, Lungotevere in Augusta (angolo via Tomacelli)
An exhibition that introduces the most significant aspects of the concept of Justice in Rome through more than 80 works and aims to offer the visitor a concise overview of the founding elements of Roman law, its pervasiveness in the daily life of a civilian, and the most important legal institutions . In a journey divided into 11 thematic sections, from law in monarchical Rome to the administration of justice in republican Rome.
Times : Every day 9.30-19.30 (Last admission one hour before closing)
LIFE DULCIS. FEAR AND LONG IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE
Until 27 August , Palazzo delle Esposizioni , Via Nazionale, 194
In recent years, Francesco Vezzoli has developed his artistic practice by creating a bridge between the contemporary imagination and the history of art. A practice that led him to address his poetics to ancient art, the past and its icons, and to extricate himself between different languages, in a game of references and mixes between classical, solemn, eternal and pop culture. The result is an intense mosaic of iconic classic works, surprising unpublished finds, masterpieces of world cinema and a touch of contemporaneity. This coexistence of semantic levels is already particularly evident at the entrance to the exhibition, in the grandiose rotunda, where visitors are greeted by a series of works from the 24Hours Museum project, which Francesco Vezzoli produced in 2012 in collaboration with Prada to be exhibited for just one day in the historic Palais d'Iéna in Paris.
Times : from 10.00 to 19.00 (every day)
Prices : €10 (full price) €8 (reduced price) €4 (children aged 7 to 18)
INFINITY
From 18 March to 15 October, Chiostro del Bramante, Via Arco della Pace, 5
Certainly not a traditional exhibition but a story, an experience that through the symbolic works of Michelangelo Pistoletto, from the historical to the most recent, takes you on an exciting journey into the poetics and the world, the many worlds, of one of the masters of contemporary art The works in the exhibition cover almost Pistoletto's entire career, from the 1960s with his mirror paintings, Metrocubo di Infinito, Venere degli Stracci, Orchestra di ragci and Labirinto, to the 1970s with L'Etrusco and the series delle Porte Segno Arte together with Self-portrait of Stars up to more recent works. In the 90s the Books, in the 2000s the projects related to the formula of creation, Love Difference, Mar Mediterraneo and Neon, at the Third Paradise.
Timetable : from 10.00 to 20.00 (Monday to Friday)
from 10.00 to 21.00 (Saturday and Sunday, the ticket office closes one hour earlier)
Prices : €15 (adults) €10 (5 to 10 years old)
Peggy Kleiber. Every day of life
From 19 May to 15 October, Museo di Roma in Trastevere , Piazza di San Egidio, 1b
There are 150 photographs on display with a selection of original vintage prints by the author, some family albums and a video that traces the rediscovery of the archive through unpublished materials and Super8 family films. The exhibition consists of two sections: one dedicated to the family and the other dedicated to travels in Italy.
In Rome, hers is not only a literary and artistic flânerie, but also a political and cultural one: a journey that takes her from the historic center to the most extreme outskirts of the city and to the edge of the suburbs, precisely in the years in which writers like Pasolini were discovering its stories.
Timetables : From 10.00 to 20.00 (from Tuesday to Sunday)
Prices: €7.50 (full price) €6.50 (reduced)
For residents of Rome
€6.50 (full price) €5.50 (reduced price)
