Porta San Paolo Railway Museum

The Porta San Paolo Railway Museum in Rome presents the history of rail transport through models, technical objects, and original vehicles. Outdoors stand restored locomotives and vintage trams, while indoors smaller exhibits and technical details show how rail systems developed.

The museum was founded in 2004 and preserves railway artifacts spanning several decades. Its collection includes vehicles and equipment that shaped Rome's transport network over many years.

The collection shows how Romans moved around the city across different generations by train and tram. You can see which vehicles shaped daily life and how central these transport systems were to the city's rhythm.

The site is wheelchair accessible, making it easy for visitors with mobility needs to explore the collections. Check opening times in advance since schedules vary, allowing you to plan your visit properly.

Among the vehicles are several locomotives from the early 1900s that once ran on branch lines around Rome. These machines show how important rail connections were for linking the city to the surrounding region.

Location: Rome

Inception: September 18, 2004

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Address: via Bartolomeo Bossi, 7

Opening Hours: Monday,Wednesday 10:00-14:00, Friday 14:30-17:30

Email: comitatopolomuseale@gmail.com

Website: https://atac.roma.it/media/atacikon/polo-museale

GPS coordinates: 41.87471,12.48139

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:08