Capitole Museums: Admission Ticket

In 1471, Pope Sixtus IV offered a collection of ancient bronzes to the citizens, thus laying the foundation for the oldest public museum in history. Located atop one of the seven mythical hills, this site spread across four buildings recounts the rapid ascent of Roman civilization. The walk through the rooms allows you to approach global icons such as the equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius or the legendary She-Wolf, while admiring architecture partly designed by Michelangelo. Every marble fragment and every painting testifies to the grandeur of an empire and its inexhaustible artistic heritage. The ticket guarantees access to the permanent collections as well as the temporary exhibitions of the moment. This programming is accessible from March 20 to July 19, 2026, to capture the eternal soul of the city.