Museum of the Liberation of Rome

The Museum of the Liberation occupies a building at Via Tasso 145, containing three floors of exhibitions about Rome during World War II.

The structure, initially used as a German Embassy Cultural Office, became the headquarters of Nazi security forces in September 1943, detaining 2000 resistance members.

The museum exhibits detail the persecution of Jewish communities in Rome through displays of propaganda materials, official orders, and documented personal experiences.

Visitors can access a specialized library containing resistance movement documents, along with guided tours through former prison cells and exhibition spaces.

Cell walls preserve original writings and drawings made by prisoners during their confinement, providing direct evidence of their experiences under Nazi occupation.

Location: Rome

Official opening: 1957

Accessibility: Dostępne dla wózków inwalidzkich

Address: Via Torquato Tasso, 145, 00185 Roma RM 00185 00185

Phone: +3906700386

Email: info@museoliberazione.it

Website: http://museoliberazione.it

GPS coordinates: 41.88872,12.50635

Latest update: May 13, 2025 07:25