Rome Museum - Free Audio Guide

Museo di Roma, housed in the historic Palazzo Braschi near Piazza Navona, is dedicated to the social and urban history of Rome from the medieval period to the twentieth century. Collections comprise paintings, prints, drawings, sculptures, reconstructed interiors, dioramas and extensive photographic archives that document popular customs, festivals, costume and everyday life. The museum’s cultural significance lies in preserving the evolving identity of the city, illuminating artistic, social and urban transformations and serving as a reference for scholarship and public memory. Key attractions include permanent displays of vedute and genre scenes, themed temporary exhibitions and reconstructed domestic and urban interiors that evoke past environments. The institution operates with regular opening hours and an admission charge and provides accessibility services and facilities; specific schedules, ticketing arrangements and seasonal variations are set by management.