Don't bother getting a guided tour here. They should call it a guarded tour instead. They basically herd everyone into rooms for a few minutes each then rush everyone to the next room, zero info given. You're not even really allowed to look at the beautiful objects because they just tell everyone to move into the next room. Pity because its a good collection in lovely rooms. You learn more from Wikipedia than the guides who act like they hate their jobs. Save your money and just check out the wonderful chapel and garden which are free.

An undiscovered cool and quiet respite amongst the hustle and bustle of the streets of Rome. Access to the courtyard gardens is free and a perfect place to sit for a while on the shaded benches and relax while walking between the many tourist hot spots. You can pay to enter the church, but you can see into the church from the gardens and some of the mosaic stone work is displayed on the walls of the garden.

Access to the courtyard is free, a nice quiet place. Museum ticket is combined with the ticket to the top level of Vittoriano. Neither are very interesting. The museum is pretty boring. Some minor terracotta models by Bernini.

From start to finish a bad experience. It starts with the confusing situation at the entrance, there is no information in English and the staff is annoyed when asked about information. You can’t visit the sparse exhibition , mostly just empty rooms ,(where there is a lot of stuff just laying around) on your own but rather have to wait for 1/2 hours and have to listen to a guide who speaks only Italian for 45 minutes straight. Total waste of time! Trust me and spend your time elsewhere. The only good thing is the freely accessible garden.

I lover this museum, its not that big, but has a lot to show. Formerly the residence for cardinals, the seat for the Austrian ambassador to the Vatican, office of Benito Mussolini...and now a beautiful National Museum 🇮🇹 P.S. In late 2010, the secret bunker of Mussolini was found beneath the building. Note: no elevator for a stroller (you’ll need to care the stroller up to the 2rd floor) Note2: free entrance every first Sunday of the month (as well as other municipal museums)

The Information was not very helpful, We waited nearly an hour for entrance, which included a grouped Tour which was only in Italian. The rooms were mostly empty and boring. Best thing about it was that we didnt have to pay because of the Tickets from the elevator of the Monument. Waste of time.

(Translated by Google) For me as a tour guide it is always an honor, really, to be able to show my tourists when this building is iconic for Rome. In fact, from an architectural point of view, Palazzo Venezia is a historical bridge between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, a building built in the fifteenth century following the novelties of the time but also still having all medieval characteristics (such as the corner tower or the battlements). Here lived the powerful Pope Paul II, who in the fifteenth century was a very powerful man but, above all, a great lover of the arts and patron, as well as a collector. Perhaps this is the origin of the idea of ​​allocating some rooms of this historic building (for centuries a reference point of the Roman Carnival but also the seat of the Grand Council of Fascism from whose balcony Mussolini used to harangue the crowd) not only for libraries and institutions , but also a beautiful and eclectic museum. The collection is very varied, both for artefacts on display and for centuries of history, and embraces different artistic styles. We have medieval works of art, such as the classic wooden crucifixes, but also splendid caskets worked in ivory of Byzantine derivation, preparatory sketches in terracotta or bronze of the seventeenth century, canvases of the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries, Renaissance frescoes moved from the original building (destroyed in the past ) and translated here. A compendium of art and beauty for a museum to be visited and enjoyed, and a palace to be admired. (Original) Per me che sono una guida turistica è sempre un onore, davvero, poter mostrare ai miei turisti quando questo edificio sia iconico per Roma. Palazzo Venezia infatti è, dal punto di vista architettonico, un ponte storico tra Medioevo e Rinascimento, un edificio costruito nel Quattrocento seguendo le novità dell'epoca ma, anche, avendo ancora delle caratteristiche tutte medievali (come la torre angolare o le merlature). Qui vi abitò il potente Papa Paolo II, che nel Quattrocento era un uomo molto potente ma, soprattutto, un grande amante delle arti e mecenate, oltre che collezionista. Forse da qui trae origine l'idea di destinare alcune sale di questo storico palazzo (per secoli punto di riferimento del Carnevale Romano ma, anche, sede del Gran Consiglio del Fascismo dal cui balcone Mussolini usava arringare la folla) non solo a biblioteche ed istituzioni, ma anche ad un bellissimo ed eclettico museo. La collezione è molto varia, sia per manufatti esposti che per secoli di storia, ed abbraccia diversi stili artistici. Abbiamo opere d'arte medievali, come i classici crocefissi lignei, ma anche splendidi scrigni lavorati in avorio di derivazione bizantini, bozzetti preparatori in terracotta o bronzo del Seicento, tele del Cinquecento e del Settecento, affreschi rinascimentali spostati dal palazzo originale (distrutto in passato) e traslati qui. Un compendio di arte e bellezza per un museo tutto da visitare e gustare, ed un palazzo tutto da ammirare.

Lovely place, a calm corner in the middle of the hustle and bustle you walk in, for free and are in another world. Shady garden with benches and a beautiful fountain. Highly recommended...

Very stunning museum, has an incredible collection, lots of works of art to see. Various statues, paintings, monuments, artifacts and lovely rooms. This place is very big with lots to see and so, I really enjoyed my time here. It was very historical and educational, I would love to come back sometime. I would definitely recommend visiting this place.

The garden is free to enter. It has chairs and is a nice place to sit and relax. The museum has interesting exhibits and was worth entering to see Mussolinis rooms. However, there is a lot of unused space, which makes it feel that you are not getting a full experience. I was pleased to have gone, but left feeling somewhat unsatisfied. The route is poorly laid out. Corridors lead to dead ends, and you had to double back without knowing where to go next. Staff were welcoming and helpful. There was no queue. The ticket also gives you entrance to the Central Museum of the Risorgimento, which is ten minutes walk away.

The exterior of this Palazzo facing the Victorio Emanuel II holds the window and balcony with two flags where Mussolini held many of his speeches including the one declaring war on Britain and France. It is easy to walk by and not know what this is but it's worthwhile to know this from a historical perspective. It's pretty unassuming, but elegant enough. Imagine this Fascist dictator projecting his will on the people from this balcony. Gives you chills. Definite must see for me anyways.

2/21/20: Wonderful museum full of ancient & midevil art & artifacts. It is large.

This is the perfect spot to get away from the busy city for just a moment and relax under the trees and enjoy the quiet and the views of the little square. Ideal to sit down on one of the benches and have a (self brought) drink or small lunch.

Big building... For a time, I thought the building was the "art". But then we eventually stumbled upon some more or less interesting paintings and sculptures.

Magnificent Palazzo. It will take your breath away. If you like tile floors, each room has a different pattern. And the ceilings! Another wow.

I’m sorry to give it a low rating, but they have created an experience that it not 5 stars for visitors. I visited on a Saturday at 4pm, and they require you to have a guided experience but only offer it in Italian. This was okay for me, but it’s absurd that a huge museum in Rome on a Saturday would only allow and require Italian guided tours. Self guided tours were not allowed. Also, there are no signs at the ticket booth with information, you must ask for any information or details you’d like. The tour starts in the garden, but there are again no signs or declarations of what will happen and when. The tour guide basically rushes you through the palace and museum with no time to stop and look. This is not an exaggeration, but we were walked through the museum part and not allowed to stop and look at the art that was inside. So many nice pieces were inside, but you are not allowed to stop and look them, and that is absurd 🤣 Also, at the beginning we asked where the bathrooms were. They told us that the bathrooms were inside. So we proceeded to have our visit and were rushed through everything and at the end we asked where the bathrooms were and they told us that they were sorry but that the bathrooms were somewhere inside but it was too late now so we’d have to leave the premises to use the bathroom. Also, for such an important and critical place to the fascist period of italy, there was little to almost nothing about this. There was a sign in a room that said the fascist government began and ended there, but nothing else at all. The people were kind, but a place of such significance has so many things to improve just to provide simple services and experiences. A recommendation, they could guide people through the palace portion and then allow them to enjoy the museum part at their own pace. Thankfully the ticket includes the elevator to the top of the Altar of the Fatherland!

This museum can be visited in the Roma city pass. This in near the capitoline hill and in the piazza venezia square. There is not much of collection but whatever is available is very well presented. The hall with ancient type of painting is huge but requires us to read or hear about it. Knight’s armory collection is good

(Translated by Google) Garden always well cared for. Free museum on the first Sunday of the month. I visited the museum on January 6, 2019. What can I say, there are rooms with wonderful frescoed and wooden ceilings; floors and corridors in precious marble; fine chandeliers. There is a lot of astrology in the museum for those who can see the details. (Original) Giardino accessibile sempre ben curato. Museo gratis la prima domenica del mese. Ho visitato il museo il 6 gennaio 2019. Che dire, vi sono stanze con soffitti affrescati e lignei meravigliosi; pavimenti e corridoi in marmo pregiato; lampadari di pregio. C’è molta astrologia nel museo per chi sa vedere i particolari.

The entrance to the National Museum of Palazzo Venecia is included in the ticket to the Altare Dr la Patria. More than the items displayed in the museum, I found interesting the building itself, the beautiful atrium and nice ornamental ceilings with chandeliers.

Interesting collection in a beautiful palazzo. Wasn't terrible crowded when we went. It isn't a long walk from Trestevere.

(Translated by Google) Stylishly simple palace on Piazza Venezia. It fits perfectly into the ensemble - Capitol, Vittorio Emanuele, Via Del Corso. Be sure to visit. (Original) Стилно семпъл дворец на площад Венеция. Прекрасно се вписва в ансамбъла - Капитолия, Виторио Емануеле, Виа Дел Корсо. Обезателно посетете.

A little hidden diamond next to Piazza Venezia! Grab your coffee and relax at this beautiful and peaceful place!

What a mini oasis of quiet, calm, greenery and tranquility in the heart of the busy Eternal city. I love this place, especially knowing that this is the very place where the founding Jesuits gained relationship and blessing of Pope Paul III instituting them as the Society of Jesus in 1540

An oasis of peace amidst the chaos. I loved it. A heavenly corner without any aggressive tourists. Come here and sit in one of the bench, or just have a walk. It will sooth you.

The garden is free and you can watch wild parakeets in the shade. The first few huge halls are pretty but empty, but the museum saves the best for last - an armory of medieval and viking equipment. The ticket also gives you access to the museum and lift in the altar of forefathers! Just go up the big white stairs.

A peaceful place to sit in the shade for an hour, not two minutes from the hustle and bustle of the Terrazza delle Quadrighe

I personally found this museum okay, but it by far didn't belong to my favourite sights. We had access to it as it was part of another sight but I wouldn't recommend spending 10 euros just for this. Some parts are interesting but audio guide and signs are only revealing semi interesting information. If you're short on time, skip this one!

Nice museum. Different than others as you can basically walk in the whole palace. Not so many exhibits in my opinion but it is worth visiting it.

Admission for Europeans 18-26 years for €2 (ticket in a package with two attractions in the building opposite). Beautiful exhibits, a view of the garden from the terrace, free toilets and friendly service.

Not a great experience here. They don't accept Roma Pass even though the Roma Pass info says they do. Probably not their fault but the women in the ticket office was very rude. Sat in the courtyard for a bit. A male member of staff came out and shouted at a girl who was standing on the grass taking a photograph of the fountain. There were a couple of signs saying keep off the grass but they were tiny and not visible from where she was. All the shouting and clapping hands was aggressive, completely over the top and a quiet word was all that was necessary. It seems like the staff needs some training in customer service.

Apart from long qeues of vatican and every other place in room. No tourist here, amazing

(Translated by Google) Pleasant surprise in the center of Rome. Today I was visiting this millenary piece of history ... and thanks to an exceptional guide I very kind Mr. Marco .. employee of the cultural heritage and the museum with the initiative of the museum management. accompanied us .. and for free with a professionalism and sympathy .. unique and. we discovered a real treasure in the very center of the capital ... Bravo..good all (Original) Piacevole sorpresa nel centro di Roma . Oggi sono stata in visita in questo pezzo millenario di storia...e grazie ad una guida eccezionale I gentilissimo signor Marco.. dipendente dei beni culturali e del museo che con iniziativa del direttivo del museo . ci ha accompagnato.. e gratuitamente con una professionalità e simpatia..unica ed. abbiamo scoperto un vero tesoro nel vero centro della capitale... Bravo..bravi tutti

(Translated by Google) beautiful day thanks to Mr. Marco in charge of cultural heritage who accompanied us on the visit .. with the competence and passion of a few ... making us fly a couple of hours almost two thousand years of history .. with a lot of sympathy .. thanks also to the management that firmly wanted this new approach to Palazzo Venezia (Original) giornata bellissima grazie al sig.Marco addetto ai beni culturali che ci ha accompagnato nella visita ..con una competenza e passione di pochi ...facendoci volare un paio d'ore quasi duemila anni di storia ..con tanta simpatia ..grazie anche alla direzione che ha voluto fermamente questa nuovo approccio a Palazzo Venezia

(Translated by Google) Palazzo Venezia is one of the rare examples of Renaissance architecture in Rome. Inside it is tangible not only recent history, but an enormous number of Roman and Renaissance works - frescoes by Vasari and masterpieces by Bernini to name a few - and a small and particular ecosystem in the garden at the center of the cloister .... our visit , in particular, was made memorable by the curious anecdotes narrated by Mr. Marco, whom we thank. Staff inside the Museum extremely friendly, professional and helpful. Thank you! (Original) Palazzo Venezia è uno dei rari esempi di architettura rinascimentale a Roma. Al suo interno è tangibile non solo la storia recente, ma una enormità di opere romane, rinascimentali - affreschi del Vasari e capolavori del Bernini per citarne alcuni - ed un piccolo e particolare ecosistema nel giardino al centro del chiostro....la nostra visita, in particolare, è stata resa memorabile dai curiosi aneddoti narrati dal sig. Marco, che ringraziamo. Personale interno al Museo estremamente cordiale, professionale e disponibile. Grazie!

Superb building with an amazing history, from the Venetian Embassy, to the Hapsburg Embassy to Mussolini's center of government and office. It was outstanding views and rooms. I was a little disappointed because the very large rooms, e.g. Mussolini's office, was stripped and it is a huge empty room... but amazing regardless. I was told that the balcony he spoke from, which you can see through glass doors, has a key lock to symbolize that time has passed and will not come back.

(Translated by Google) Huge but very empty. Many gigantic rooms without the slightest work. The museum is deserted, by visitors and guard alike. During the Covid period, a good part of the exhibitions are inaccessible. At full price, it's expensive for what it is! The signs are translated into English, for the most part. (Original) Immense mais très vide. Beaucoup de salles gigantesques sans la moindre œuvre. Le musée est désert, de visiteurs comme de gardiens. En période de Covid, une bonne partie des expositions est inaccessible. En plein tarif, c'est cher pour ce que c'est ! Les panneaux sont traduits en anglais, pour la plupart.

(Translated by Google) gorgeous !!! (Original) stupendo!!!

(Translated by Google) To see beautiful collection of objects (Original) A voir belle collection d'objets

Oasis in the bustle of Rome. There is beautiful church which is not open to the public but I could glimpse through. Hearing the parrots singing spend a good hour seated in the shade reading a book

(Translated by Google) Palazzo Venezia is a historic building in Rome between Piazza Venezia and Via del Plebiscito in Rome. It houses the National Museum of Palazzo Venezia and the headquarters of the National Institute of Archeology and History of Art, with the important library of archeology and art history (Original) Palazzo Venezia è un palazzo storico di Roma compreso tra piazza Venezia e via del Plebiscito a Roma. Ospita il Museo nazionale di Palazzo Venezia e la sede dell'Istituto Nazionale di Archeologia e Storia dell'Arte, con l'importante biblioteca di archeologia e storia dell'arte

A beautiful garden. You have to see!

(Translated by Google) Wonderful place no comments needed (Original) Posto meraviglioso non servono commenti

First rate bits and pieces. However on our 3rd entry here, there were no exhibitions and we felt they had taken down some pieces of art work. Gardens are an oasis.

Do not waste your money on the admission… the museum itself was poorly organized with limited information on where to go and sudden dead ends. The exhibits are underwhelming compared to the other museums. Gave us the sense that this museum has been neglected. The garden however is open to the public and nice to catch a breather.

(Translated by Google) Quite ignored, wrongly, by international tourism, it is a palace of amazing beauty. (Original) Abbastanza ignorato, a torto, dal turismo Internazionale, è un palazzo di una bellezza strepitosa.

(Translated by Google) Palazzo Venezia in Rome. The balcony where the flags are displayed is the place where the Duce looked out for his speeches to the people. (Original) Palazzo Venezia a Roma. Il balcone dove sono esposte le bandiere è il luogo dove si affacciava il Duce per i suoi discorsi al popolo.

Absolutely beautiful place. Lots of interesting pieces and paintings. Very interesting architecture and stunning ceilings.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular everything there is in Rome, its history, monuments, make it a true wonder. And right now, for very little money, you get a flight to visit it on a weekend. (Original) Espectacular todo lo que hay en Roma, su historia, monumentos, la convierten en una auténtica maravilla. Y en estos momentos, por muy poco dinero, consigues un vuelo para visitarla en un fin de semana.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful works, all to be visited by immersing yourself in its history (Original) Opere bellissime, tutto da visitare immergendosi nella sua storia

Some glorious rooms, but unexpected part of this museum is devoted to ceramics - terra cotta art and porcelain miniatures, vases and tea sets. Fascinating.

We were not impressed with the first couple of halls, but we were really impressed by the end. Amazing halls and expositions. The gardens are very quiet and you can sit there and relax for a bit before returning to the crowded streets of Rome.

(Translated by Google) The building is imposing and must be observed carefully, also because it is an example of Renaissance architecture in Rome. The quiet garden is very charming. Less and then poor is the museum. The works on display are beautiful but not unmissable, except for a double portrait of Giorgione. The museum was also partially closed. The large rooms are magnificent and the balcony from which Mussolini looked out can be observed very well (Original) Il palazzo è imponente e va osservato con sguardo attento, anche perché esempio di architettura rinascimentale a Roma. Molto affascinante il silenzioso giardino. Meno e poi povero il museo . Le opere esposte sono belle ma non imperdibili, fatta eccezione per un doppio ritratto di Giorgione. Il museo, inoltre, era parzialmente chiuso. Le grandi sale magnifiche e di osserva benissimo il balcone da cui si affacciò Mussolini

(Translated by Google) tres beau musé (Original) tres beau musé

(Translated by Google) Beautiful museum. It amazes with its interior. Rich collection (Original) Bellissimo museo. Stupisce con i suoi interni. Collezione ricca

Loved it, the garden, the decorative room, the art. And not so many people makes you more relax to see everything.

The 16 Euro fee would have led one to believe it was a heck of a lot more to see than there was. The rooms have an interesting history and in the latter part of the tour there are some interesting paintings but if your time is limited give this place a pass

(Translated by Google) absolutely to discover, (Original) assolutamente da scoprire,

Sadley, Piazza Venezia was the location of public speeches given by the Italian dictator Mussolini to crowds of his supporters in the 1920s-1940s. Povera Italia!

Worth finding the inconspicuous and unsigned entrance. In reconstruction. Current exhibit Bulgari period dresses and jewelry, historically beautiful. Museum itself is separate and needs a ticket. Interesting, well-curated exhibits of medieval Christian statuary with some innovative displays. Set around a welcoming, shaded courtyard - extremely pleasant. Part if the National Museum of Rome complexes, I believe.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful tour highly recommended ... (Original) Tour meraviglioso consigliatissimo...

(Translated by Google) Palazzo Venezia - The Palace of Venice from which derives the name of the square, was the Embassy of the Republic of Venice near the Vatican, the Holy Sacun at that time was called the Holy Roman Empire. Built between 1455 and 1567 for Cardinal Pietro Barbo who would become pope named Paolo II - it is considered the first Renaissance palace in Rome by architect Leon Batista Alberti. In this papacy Berninito Mussolini established his fascist government and from the balcony he spoke to the citizens. Today it is an important Museum - the National Museum of the Palace of Venice and the headquarters of the Library of Archeology and Art History. (Original) Palazzo Venezia - Palatul Venezia de la care derivă numele pieței, a fost Ambasada Republicii Venezia pe lângă Vatican , Sfantul Sacun la acele vremuri era numit Sacrul Roma Imperiu. Construit intre anii 1455 - 1567 pentru cardinalul Pietro Barbo ce va deveni papa cu numele Paolo II - este considerată primul palat renascentist din Roma de arhitectul Leon Batista Alberti. În acest papat Berninito Mussolini și-a instaurat guvernul fascist iar de la balcon vorbea cetățenilor. Astazi esta un important Muzeu- Muzeul Național Palatul Venezia și sediul Bibliotecii de Arheologie și Istoria de Artă.

(Translated by Google) Discovered by chance, to visit. (Original) Scoperto per caso, da visitare.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent and very interesting. (Original) Magnifíco e muito interessante.

(Translated by Google) Happy and satisfied, excellent tour guide, prepared and engaging, proud to do his job. With his distinctive cultural heritage and his preparation, he made us imagine those places over time. The 10 euros better spent (Original) Contento e soddisfatto, guida turistica egregia,preparata e coinvolgente, fiera di svolgere il suo lavoro. Con il suo distintivo dei beni culturali e la sua preparazione , ci fatto immaginare quei luoghi nel tempo.Le 10 euro meglio spese

(Translated by Google) Very interesting visit on the very hot day of August. A special thanks to the person who accompanied us and passionately explained the secrets of the building. (Original) Visita molto interessante nel giorno caldissimo di ferragosto. Un grazie particolare alla persona che ci ha accompagnato e spiegato con passione i segreti del palazzo.

♥️♥️

Nice

(Translated by Google) The place where the Altar of the Motherland and the Venetian Palace are located. The story of Vittorio Emanuele II and other heroes who unified Italy 150 years ago unfolds. (Original) 조국의 제단과 베네치아 궁이 있는 장소. 150년 전 이탈리아 통일을 이루어낸 비토리오 엠마누엘레 2세와 다른 영웅들의 이야기가 펼쳐집니다.

(Translated by Google) Palazzo Venezia ... a place of enchantment and past splendor ... to visit absolutely (Original) Palazzo Venezia...luogo d'incanto e di sfarzi passati ...da visitare assolutamente

(Translated by Google) The middle point of the novel (Original) Romanın orta noktası

(Translated by Google) Last very diverse collection (Original) Última coleção muito diversificada

A beautiful spot I sort of stumbled on. It's not really a stop, but it's a great place to take a breath and enjoy just enjoy being in Rome.

(Translated by Google) Extremely interesting, very quiet and cozy. (Original) Yderst interessant, meget roligt og hyggeligt.

Beautiful building at fantastic Piazza Venezia!!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful museum to visit .... (Original) Bellissimo museo da visitare....

(Translated by Google) Hidden place, but very cool and interesting! (Original) Posto nascosto, ma molto bello e interessante!

(Translated by Google) Literally huge rooms, thousands of square meters, and mostly empty. What a pity, it could have served as a hospital, school, I have no idea, student residence, nursing home, etc. No interest as a museum. Moreover, throughout the museum, we did not meet a visitor. 3 supervisors in total (Original) Des salles litteralement immenses, des milliers de mètres carrés, et vide pour la plupart. Quel dommage, ça aurait pu servir comme hôpital, école, j''en sais rien, Résidence d'étudiant, ehpad etc.. Aucun intérêt comme musée. Du reste dans tout le musée, on n'a pas croisé un visiteur. 3 surveillants au total

It's a bit empty. I disliked the "decoration" (emblems) done by the Mussolini's r party in the 20s.

(Translated by Google) Impressive halls of Pope Paul II, the collection of paintings is rather mediocre, at most half a dozen really good works. Very nice baroque portraits in pastel. Good sacred works from the late Middle Ages. However, the small bronze sculptures and the unique ceramic works are definitely worth a visit, because they are absolutely outstanding and a big surprise! (Original) Beeindruckende Säle von Papst Paul II, die Gemäldesammlung ist eher mittelmäßig, höchstens ein halbes Dutzend wirklich gute Werke. Sehr schöne Barock-Porträts in Pastell. Gute sakrale Werke aus dem späten Mittelalter. Allerdings lohnen die kleinen Bronzeplastiken und die einzigartigen keramischen Werke definitiv einen Besuch, diese sind nämlich absolut herausragend und eine große Überraschung!!!

A hidden gem in Rome, the inner park is full of parrots when it gets warmer in Italy. Not touristy at all, a nice and calm spot to sit down and have a panini or cornetto away from the touristic hotspots of Rome.

Not known by most tourists, this is amazing place to get away from crowds and just relax. Very beautiful gardens with fountain and palm trees, parrots flying among these trees, many benches to just sit and enjoy the moment. And photos made here turn out awesome! Must visit place in Rome, especially since it's just few metres away from Piazza Venezia.

perfect spot to read a book or have a snack and just appreciate the sounds of birds

A lovely place to relax, the garden is usually quiet, shady in the heat and has some of Rome's rare benches.

Beautiful, quiet place to relax and appreciate nature in the middle of the big city.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful museum, really a surprise.But I want to focus on the staff I found yesterday August 14 and thank them for the extreme kindness towards my son, handicapped. Thank you very much, finding people like you, invites you not to stop, but to participate actively to any form of culture (Original) Museo bellissimo, veramente una sorpresa.Ma mi voglio soffermare sul personale che ho trovato ieri 14 agosto e ringraziarli dell' estrema gentilezza nei riguardi di mio figlio, portatore di handicap.Grazie davvero, trovare persone come voi, invita a non fermarsi, ma partecipare attivamente ad ogni forma di cultura.👏👍