Apart for the beauty of museum, if you are looking for a washroom to relive yourself, go around the building on right side enter door 4 and on first level you will find toilet. Well maintained and it free public toilet. Secondly if you continue to level 2, you will have a balcony from where you can view the city. Highly recommended.

The museum is nice, beautiful pieces, but visit is very confusing to walk. No signs of where you should go without a map. Also they ask for a document to go in or if you want to get the audioguide and their website is very confusing to get tickets 🤦🏼‍♀️

A palazzo designed by Michelangelo, now museum, free the first Sunday of each month

There are a lot of stairs/steps, but this is a pretty sizable museum with many different items to see. Also a great view overlooking the Roman Forum next door.

Voted one of the best Museum in Rome

Absolutely loved it here. It was surreal seeing statues that I’d only seen in books. I went in capitoline museum right at open at 9:30 and so it was very empty which was nice. I had a little trouble finding palazzo Nuovo through the underground path and accidentally left the museum before I saw it. When I realized, the security let me back in so that I could see it

Must visit if you have time at hand after the Vatican and the Roman forum.

Very nice experience. Recommend to visit here. All the statues are magnificent and beautiful. We spend afternoon there and it was very well used time.

The Palazzo dei Conservatori in Rome is a stunning historical building that houses the Capitoline Museums' extensive collection of ancient Roman art and artifacts. Visitors can view works by famous historical figures such as Bernini, Caravaggio, and the famous Capitoline Wolf statue.

Awesome museum, some amazing sculptures inside, it definitely worth it to see it from inside and it's much bigger than it looks.

It's so beautiful, interesting, monumental and even magic... I've even lost myself there) Loved it.

I am sure the museum is excellent, but I also need to tell you of the excellent shaded piazza at the side, and the free access to museum toilets, excellent little cafe & rooftop terrace with views.

I’ve attached a summary from hf Ullman’s “Rome Art and Architecture.” I highly recommend you buy this book.

(Translated by Google) Space itself is a miracle. (Original) A tér maga a csoda.

A palace that houses the Capitoline Museum. Fine looking building designed by Michelangelo himself, updated with modern amenities for the modern museum.

(Translated by Google) If you are in Rome for several days, you can visit here. The history is wonderful to read. (Original) Als je meerdere dagen in Rome bent, kun je hier goed even langs gaan. De geschiedenis is prachtig om te lezen.

Very nice museum. Connected with underground passage with opposite side building.

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(Translated by Google) Alone the facade is impressive. (Original) Alleine die Fassade ist schon beeindruckend.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful treasure chest of ancient sculptures, it preserves the 18th century layout. (Original) Meraviglioso scrigno di sculture antiche conserva l'allestimento del 700.

(Translated by Google) Located directly overlooking the beautiful Piazza del Campidoglio, this beautiful classic building is part, as content, in what are the Capitoline Museums. Inside there are truly wonderful works exhibited in a fairly well distributed way. The brightness inside is excellent and allows you to better enjoy a visit. It is definitely worth seeing. (Original) Situato con affaccio diretto sulla bellissima Piazza del Campidoglio, questo stupendo palazzo classico, fa parte, come contenuti, in quelli che sono i Musei Capitolini. Al suo interno ci sono opere veramente stupende esposte in modo abbastanza ben distribuito. La luminosità all'interno è ottima e ti permette di goderti al meglio una visita. Vale sicuramente la pena di vederlo.

(Translated by Google) Designed by Michelangelo to complete the redesigned Piazza himself. Obviously the model is the Palazzo dei Conservatori that stands before it. Today it is part of the museum itinerary of the Capitoline Museums, in its small courtyard is placed the giant lying statue of Marforio that, together with the most famous Pasquino and other characters, is one of the so-called "talking statues" of Rome. Not to be missed! @ gargio76 (Original) Progettato da Michelangelo a completamento della Piazza da lui stesso ridisegnata. Ovviamente il modello è il Palazzo del conservatori che vi sorge dinnanzi. Oggi è parte del percorso museale dei Musei Capitolini, nel suo piccolo cortile è sistemata la gigantesca statua sdraiata di Marforio che, insieme al più celebre Pasquino e ad altri personaggi, è una delle cosiddette “statue parlanti” di Roma. Da non perdere! @gargio76

(Translated by Google) The New Palace (so called because it was built ex-Novo and was not a remake of an old building) was built to a design by Michelangelo in the seventeenth century by Girolamo and Carlo Rainaldi. It was built in front of the Palazzo dei Conservatori, positioning it so that even considering the Palazzo dei Senatori, the square had a trapezoidal shape. After some time, the building was used as a museum, along with the Palace of the Conservatives. The most important areas are: Courtyard - There is a beautiful fountain, at the base of which stands the imposing statue called del Marforio (one of the six so-called "talking statues" of Rome). Picture Gallery - It 'the statue of the "Capitoline discus thrower" Colombe Room - The room takes its name from the famous mosaic that is present there Venus Cabinet - A small room where the famous statue is present, called "Capitoline Venus". Sala degli Imperatori - There are several sculptures representing the emperors of Rome Hall of Philosophers - There are several sculptures representing philosophers, for example Homer, Pythagoras Aeschylus, Socrates, etc Shop - There are wonderful works, among which there are bronze statues example of the old and the young Centaur Centaur Sala del Galata - It takes its name from the famous statue of the "Galata Capitolino" there is also "the wounded Amazon" work of the fifth century BC. (Original) Il Palazzo Nuovo (chiamato così perché fu edificato ex Novo e non fu un rifacimento di un vecchio edificio) fu costruito su progetto di Michelangelo nel XVII secolo da Girolamo e Carlo Rainaldi. Fu costruito di fronte al Palazzo dei Conservatori, posizionandolo in modo che considerando anche il Palazzo dei Senatori, la piazza avesse una forma trapezoidale. Dopo qualche tempo, il palazzo venne usato come museo, insieme al Palazzo dei Conservatori. Le aree più significative sono le seguenti: Cortile - Vi si trova una bellissima fontana, alla cui base è posta l’imponente statua detta del Marforio (una delle sei cosiddette “statue parlanti” di Roma). Galleria d'immagini – E’ presente la statua del “discobolo Capitolino” Sala delle Colombe – La sala prende il nome dal celebre mosaico che vi è presente Gabinetto di Venere – Una piccola sala dove è presente la celebre statua, definita “Venere Capitolina”. Sala degli Imperatori – Sono presenti diverse sculture che rappresentano gli imperatori di Roma Sala dei Filosofi - Sono presenti diverse sculture che rappresentano i filosofi, esempio Omero, Pitagora Eschilo, Socrate, etc Salone – Sono presenti opere mirabili, fra le quali alcune statue in bronzo esempio del Centauro vecchio e del Centauro giovane Sala del Galata – Prende il nome dalla famosa statua del “Galata Capitolino” è presente anche “l’Amazzone ferita” opera del V secolo a.C.

(Translated by Google) This wing of the Capitoline museums can be reached through the corridor that passes under the Piazza del Campidoglio. Here we would find a series of statues that convey the feeling that at any moment they descend from their pedestal and begin to walk. The jewel in the crown of this part of the museums, in my opinion, is the dying galata. (Original) Quest'ala dei musei capitolini si raggiunge attraverso il corridoio che passa sotto l'a piazza del Campidoglio. Qui troveremmo una serie di statue che trasmettono la sensazione che da un momento all'altro scendano dai loro piedistallo e inizino a camminare. Il fiore all'occhiello di questa parte dei musei, a mio giudizio, è il galata morente.

(Translated by Google) Worth knowing. (Original) Vale a pena conhecer.

(Translated by Google) It is part of the Capitoline Museums, it is accessed by an underground that connects it below the square. It is worth visiting if you have time, this building especially has sculptures and a beautiful fountain on the way out. If we had to leave something on deposit, we can go out the door and cross to the other building without problem. (Original) Forma parte de Los Museos Capitolinos, se accede por un subterráneo que lo comunica por debajo de la plaza. Merece la pena visitarlo si se dispone de tiempo, este edificio sobre todo tiene esculturas y una hermosa fuente a la salida. Si tuvimos que dejar algo en consigna, podemos salir por la puerta y cruzar al otro edificio sin problema.

(Translated by Google) The palace was built in the 17th century, but it is believed that Michelangelo's façade was designed. Since the nineteenth century it has been used as a museum. Interior decorations in wood and gilded plaster are still original. In his halls are exhibited artifacts from Egypt, Greece and Rome. There are two halls in the museum that should not be missed - the Emperor Hall and the Philosophers Hall. (Original) Дворецът е построен през 17-ти век, но се смята, че проектът на фасадата е на Микеланджело. От деветнадесети век се използва за музей. Интериорните декорации в дърво и позлатената мазилка са все още оригиналните. В залите му са експонирани артефакти от Египет, Гърция и Рим. Две са залите в музея, които не биват да бъдат пропускани - Залата на императорите и Залата на философите.

(Translated by Google) It is part of the Capitoline museums, home to sumptuous works and historical artifacts, while a Roman tour cannot miss a visit (Original) Fa parte dei musei capitolini, ospita opere sontuose e reperti storici, in un tour romano non può mancare una sua visita

(Translated by Google) Palace designed by Miguel Angel. A simple facade, the best the inner square and the fountain of Marforio. (Original) Palacio diseñado por Miguel Angel. Una fachada sencilla, lo mejor la plaza interior y la fuente de Marforio.

(Translated by Google) Pope Paul III wanted to impress the fifth Emperor of the Roman Empire, Charles V, who was due to visit in 1538. He asked Michelangelo to build a square and palace that would show the greatness of the city and its splendor. Michelangelo planned a trapezoid square and three palaces surrounding it. The palaces and the square were designed to face the Basilica of St. Peter in the Vatican and the developing part of the city and not as in antiquity where the buildings turned to the Forum. The execution of the project was slow and most of it was not completed until the date of Carl V's visit. Only a small part of it ended during Michelangelo's life. The Capitoline Museum is housed in this palace and in the palace opposite, Palazzo dei Conservatori and the town hall is located in the central palace, Palazzo Senatorio. (Original) האפיפיור פאולוס השלישי, רצה להרשים את קארל החמישי קיסר האימפריה הרומית, אשר היה צפוי להגיע לביקור ב- 1538. הוא ביקש ממיכאלאנג'לו לבנות כיכר וארמון אשר יציגו את גדולתה של העיר ואת הפאר שלה. מיכאלאנג'לו תכנן כיכר טרפזואידית ושלושה ארמונות המקיפים אותה. הארמונות והכיכר תוכננו כך שיפנו לכיוון בזיליקת סנט פטרוס שבוותיקן ואל החלק המתפתח של העיר ולא כמו בעת העתיקה שבה המבנים פנו אל הפורום. ביצוע הפרויקט היה איטי ורובו לא הושלם עד למועד ביקורו של קארל החמישי. רק חלק קטן ממנו הסתיים במהלך חייו של מיכאלאנג'לו. המוזאון הקפיטוליני שוכן בתוך הארמון הזה ובארמון שממול, פאלאצו די קונסרבטורי (Palazzo dei Conservatori) ובניין העירייה שוכן בארמון המרכזי, פאלאצו סנטוריום (Palazzo Senatorio).

Wonderful Palace.. part of the Capitoline Museum tour.

it iz very nice

(Translated by Google) Atmospheric square (Original) Sfeervol plein

(Translated by Google) More or less... (Original) Mais ou menos...

(Translated by Google) Beautiful you really have to go see it (Original) Magnifique il faut vraiment aller le voir

(Translated by Google) Everything in Rome is wonderful (Original) Todo en Roma es una maravilla

(Translated by Google) Nice (Original) Legalzinho

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful museums to see absolutely! Statues of rare beauty, almost real. Even the children enjoyed the visit and took the time to admire. (Original) Très beaux musées à voir absolument! Statues d’une beauté rare, presque réelles. Même les enfants ont aimé la visite et pris le temps d’admirer.