Top rated Open air museums in Rome, Italy to elevate your visit (Updated April, 2024)

Top rated Open air museums in Rome

Experience the best that Rome has to offer with our curated list of top-rated places. Sorted by average review scores from venues boasting over 30 reviews, these establishments promise exceptional quality and experiences to elevate your visit in the city. This list contains 9 places from Open air museum category.

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Trajan's Column

Historical landmark

A carved frieze winds up around the outside of this column erected upon victory in the Dacian wars.

4.80 (3.7K reviews)

Villa of the Quintili

Museum

Villa & archaeological site in the countryside featuring a museum with marble friezes & sculptures.

4.70 (1K reviews)

Temple of Venus and Rome

Open air museum

Emperor Hadrian-designed hilltop temple complex museum used for occasional public events.

4.70 (423 reviews)

Complesso di Santa Maria Nova

Archaeological museum

👍 Too praised as a venue for events and too snubbed as a structure to visit regardless. the recovery intervention can be seen and was decisive in returning this gem to citizenship but perhaps a little too invasive in returning something visibly tampered with. Not limited to the ground floor is a must...

4.70 (328 reviews)

Acquedotto Felice

Historical landmark

👍👍 Nice place worth the visit.

4.70 (155 reviews)

Villa di Massenzio

Open air museum

👍👍 Sumptuous imperial villa of the early 4th century. wanted by Emperor Maxentius on the site of a previous villa from a previous period. Few and very few remains of the residential wing survive from the grandiose complex, on the highest part of the hill. Noteworthy however is the circus for horse rac...

4.60 (386 reviews)

Mausoleo di Cecilia Metella

Open air museum

Cylindrical-shaped mausoleum for a Roman consul's daughter decorated with a marble frieze.

4.50 (1.1K reviews)

Tor Fiscale Park, Rome

Historical landmark

😐 The Torre del Fiscale, just under 30 meters high, stands on one of the intersection points between the Claudio and Marcio aqueducts and the Aquae Tepula and Iulia conduits. To these was then added the Felice Aqueduct, which owes its name to Pope Sixtus V (Felice Peretti) and which crosses with its i...

4.40 (80 reviews)

Villa dei Sette Bassi - Parco Archeologico dell'Appia Antica

Museum

👍 Beautiful archaeological site visited with the extraordinary opening on the day dedicated to walking proposed by the Appia Antica Archaeological Park. It covers an area of approximately 40 hectares, almost as large as Pompeii or the Vatican State. Grandiose remains of what must have been an imperi...

4.20 (45 reviews)

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Top rated Open air museums in Rome, Italy