GALLERIA DEGLI UFFIZI
A priceless artistic heritage, the Uffizi Gallery is one of the most ...Read more
EGYPTIAN MUSEUM
It is simply the second richest museum of Egyptian antiquities in the world ...Read more
CA' REZZONICO
With its sublime interior decoration, this palace dedicated to the 18th ...Read more
CASTELLO SAN GIORGIO
The castle now houses the Archaeological Museum with interesting remains.Read more
MUSEO OLIO
Read moreThe Olive and Oil Museum informs about this other world, relatively parallel to that of wine, and on a approchante idea. From the first mortars to the active press in the centre of the museum, the museum route shows the daily life and customs and customs of the people. It is through this cross-cutting topic that you will learn new things about medicine and food, sport or even cosmetics, the sources of heating and especially as a significant element of a popular imagination that has attributed to the plant and the products derived from its fruit - and partly still attributes - symbolic, propitiatoires and healers values. A museum very "nourishing".
MUSEO CASA ROSSA XIMENES
Casa Rossa was built by the Jesuit engineer Leonardo Ximenes, whose ...Read more
ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
The museum is housed in an ancient monastery and contains evidence of the ...Read more
CASA CHIANTI CLASSICO
A true showcase of Chianti Classico, this museum brings together a wine ...Read more
MUSEO D'ARTE MODERNA E CONTEMPORANEA (MART)
Museum of contemporary art in Rovereto, one of the largest in Italy.Read more
MONTEMARTINI PLANT
A former power plant housing a museum of ancient statues in Rome.Read more
GALLERIA VITTORIO EMANUELE II
Glass roofs and mosaic pavements adorn this luminous gallery, which is now ...Read more
MUSEI VATICANI
A museum complex exhibiting an impressive collection of artworks in Rome.Read more
MUSEO ARCHEOLOGICO NAZIONALE DI NAPOLI
A must-see museum to admire the ancient sculptures of the Farnese ...Read more
MUSEI CAPITOLINI
Museum dedicated to ancient sculpture, Etruscan, Greek and Roman, in the ...Read more
GALLERIA DELL'ACCADEMIA
In addition to its masterpieces of the Tuscan school, the Academy Gallery ...Read more
MUSEO NAZIONALE DEL CINEMA
Museum of Cinema with a panoramic staircase-balcony offering interesting ...Read more
PALAZZO REALE
It is the main royal palace of the House of Savoy until 1865, spectacular ...Read more
GALLERIA DELLE CARTE GEOGRAFICHE
A gallery dedicated to maps in Rome.Read more
ANTONELLIANA MOLE
This imposing 167 m high building, which houses the National Cinema Museum, ...Read more
PINACOTECA VATICANA
Read moreThis museum was created by the Treaty of Vienna (1816), which provided that the works returned by France would be exhibited to the public. This was done under Pius XI in 1932. It is a pleasure, because the rooms are not visited very often. Finally, a little quiet in these crowded galleries! You can therefore enjoy the art gallery, which presents, in chronological order, works that allow you to follow the evolution of religious painting from the 2nd to the 17th century. This is one of the richest collections of paintings in Italy, you would be wrong to ignore it! To help you see more clearly, here are the works not to be missed:
Melozzo Da Forli (1438-1494): Sixtus IV and the librarian.
The painters of Umbria: The Perugino (The Virgin and Child) and the Pinturicchio (Coronation of the Virgin).
Raphael (1483-1520), with the famous Madonna of Foligno and the Transfiguration. Not to mention the tapestries on Raphael's drawings.
Giovanni Bellini (1429-1516) and theDescent of the Cross.
The primitives are represented by a last judgment of a still very Byzantine style (11th century).
Giotto and his students: the triptych Stefaneschi (1315).
Fra Angelico (1400-1455) and his pupil Gozzoli: the Virgin in Glory and the Stories of St. Nicholas.
Filippo Lippi (1406-1469): Coronation of the Virgin Mary.
Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519): Saint Jerome.
Titian (1490-1576): Our Lady of Saint Nicola dei Frari.
Le Caravage (1573-1610): Descent of the Cross, which made a lot of noise because of its realism.