Museum of Roman Civilization

The Museum of Roman Civilization contains extensive collections documenting daily life in ancient Rome through scale models, reproductions, and architectural replicas.

The museum building was commissioned by FIAT in 1939 as part of the planned 1942 Universal Exhibition, which was cancelled due to World War II.

The museum features 59 sections across 12,000 square meters, presenting Roman history from its origins to the 6th century through chronological and thematic exhibitions.

The museum building includes wheelchair ramps at all entrances and offers a single-floor exhibition space with mobility assistance equipment available.

The centerpiece of the collection is a 1:250 scale model of Imperial Rome created by Italo Gismondi, alongside full-size casts of Trajan's Column reliefs.

Location: Rome

Inception: 1952

Official opening: April 21, 1955

Accessibility: Dostępne dla wózków inwalidzkich

Part of: Museum system of Roma Capitale

Address: Piazza Giovanni Agnelli, 10, Roma 00144

Opening Hours: off

Phone: +390606089002100

Email: info.museociviltaromana@comune.roma.it

Website: http://museociviltaromana.it

GPS coordinates: 41.83208,12.47810

Latest update: May 13, 2025 10:21