Palatine Museum (Museo del Palatino)
Palatine Museum (Museo del Palatino)
Palatine Museum (Museo del Palatino)

Palatine Museum (Museo del Palatino) Tours and Tickets

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The whole of Palatine Hill could be considered an open-air museum, with its remains of palaces and villas dating from the Roman Empire. Within this area, however, there is also a dedicated Palatine Museum (Museo del Palatino) where you can see the wealth of ancient Roman artifacts unearthed from the hillside over decades of excavation.

  • Via San Gregorio 30, Rome, 00186

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Christopher_R, Aug 2023
Excellent tour, highly recommended
My tour was conducted by Tommaso Bergamo. It was excellent. Tommaso is a research archeologist who has learned through experience the history and detail of the Palatine and the Forum. His mastery of the facts and his ability to tell a story make his tours a treasure. I highly recommend Tommaso at Viator!
Kim_G, Oct 2022
Archeologist Tour WOW
Our guide was fantastic. He took his time and gave us lots of extra information. He worked to make sure that we understood the history of the roman empire and the archeological site. We were thrilled. He answered all questions and was really helpful. We loved it. Loved having the guide to ourselves to really delve into everything! It was great!
George_V, Oct 2022
Palatine Hill tour a “must”!
Our guide, Donato, led my wife and I on a fabulous three hour tour of the Palatine Hill, including an overview of the Roman Forum. Donato provided great detail on the archeological and historical elements of the imperial palaces and was extremely receptive to our questions. We highly recommend this tour to anyone who has a deep interest in this period of history.
John_H, Aug 2022
Super exciting tour
Bruno was a wonderful guide. He had a lot of fun facts to share about everything from plants to mythology and Roman emperors. He also had an iPad with him and showed relevant pictures and reconstructions of buildings along the way. He was engaging and asked us about how things worked in our country to make comparisons. All in all it was a lovely tour and worth the extra money.
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