National Roman Museum (Museo Nazionale Romano)–Palazzo Massimo alle Terme Tours and Activities

Playing host to one of the world’s most important collections of classic, the National Roman Museum–Palazzo Massimo alle Terme is best explored alongside an expert. On this private or small-group 2-hour tour, you’ll enjoy skip-the-line entry to the National Roman Museum and admire collection highlights including the ‘Boxer at Rest’, the ‘Discus Thrower’, and the ‘Sleeping Hermaphrodite’. Upgrade your tour to include a 1-hour visit to the Baths of Diocletian, once the most luxurious public bath in Rome.

See Rome’s beautiful piazzas and landmarks on this walking tour through the historical center. With an insider guide, explore the Eternal City on a route that takes you along Via Veneto, past Villa Borghese, down Via Nazionale and by the Roman Forum area. Soak up the sights and atmosphere of five city piazzas: Repubblica, Quirinale, Barberini, Spagna and Popolo.

Over this 2-hour private tour, you’ll enjoy skip-the-line entry to the National Roman Museum, one of the world’s most important collections of classic and admire collection highlights including the ‘Boxer at Rest’, the ‘Discus Thrower’, and the ‘Sleeping Hermaphrodite’. Explore the extraordinary painted rooms from the Villa of Empress Livia, colourful original mosaics, ancient coins and jewels.

Visit the Museo Nazionale Romano - Palazzo Massimo alle Terme on this Rome tour. You'll have the chance to see and learn about the art and archaeology of ancient Rome with a guide to make sure you don't miss the most important details. This is a great way to understand more about the city's long history than you would with just a visit to the Colosseum or similar attractions.

An incredible Museum that will give you the opportunity to discover the ancient Roman habits, traditions and institutions. We will understand the way they used calendars, the way they used to portrait their heroes and the way they decorated their houses, admiring amazing frescoes and mosaics of the past. We will understand how they could venerate their deceased ancestors and we will indagate the religious aspect of the ancient Romans. Walking in the city of Rome you can see the ruins of the buildings of the past: it's time to understand the way these buildings where used, decorated and experienced by the the ancient ones. Some of the masterpieces of the Museum: - Roman calendar - Boxer at Rest - Portrait of Octavian Augustus - The painted Villa of Livia (wife of Octavian Augustus) - Portonaccio Sarcophagus - Heroic Nudity - Marble statues of Roman and Greek Gods

If you're looking to see ancient Roman art, then Palazzo Massimo is for you! On this 3-hour private tour you'll discover many treasures from the past and you'll visit the ancient Baths of Diocletian too. Meet your local guide at the entrance of Palazzo Massimo and enter in to visit the spectacular collections of classical art. Gain insight into the individual pieces, the palace and its history as you take in the many highlights on display. From crowns and jewels on the basement level, to Greek and Roman statues on the first floor and magnificent frescoes and mosaics on the second floor. Some of the artworks you won't want to miss are the Boxer at Rest and the famous Discus Thrower that illustrates historical Olympic games. Visit the Diocletian Baths, named after Emperor Diocletian, the largest public baths in Ancient Rome, which held up to 3000 people at one time. See how the baths have been converted into the Santa Maria degli Angeli church built by Michelangelo.

A half day tour in the oustanding Museo Nazionale Romano, where Roman artistic treasures are kept, and Michelangelo became architect. Ancient Rome and the Colosseum are huge and overwhelming, but where is all the precious art gone? That's kept in the Museo Nazionale Romano, Palazzo Massimo and Terme di Diocleziano. *The entrance to the Basilca requires appropriate clothing: shorts, miniskirts and uncovered shoulders are not allowed

A half day tour in the oustanding Museo Nazionale Romano, where Roman artistic treasures are kept, and Michelangelo became architect. Ancient Rome and the Colosseum are huge and overwhelming, but where is all the precious art gone? That's kept in the Museo Nazionale Romano, Palazzo Massimo and Terme di Diocleziano. *The entrance to the Basilca requires appropriate clothing: shorts, miniskirts and uncovered shoulders are not allowed