Rome Capitoline Museums Private Tour 2 hr

Step into the Capitoline Museums, a remarkable collection of art and ancient sculptures set atop one of Rome’s seven hills. Founded in 1734, the museums are recognized as the world’s first public museum, created when Pope Clement XII made an important collection permanently accessible to Rome’s residents.

On this private 120-minute tour, explore the stories behind the collection with an official guide. See the famous she-wolf with Romulus and Remus, and discover works that trace the history of Rome. The museums occupy four buildings overlooking the ancient Roman Forum, placing centuries of history in a striking setting above the heart of the city.

Your guide will meet you beneath the bronze statue of Marcus Aurelius in Piazza del Campidoglio. With museum tickets included, you can focus on the art, artifacts, and stories that bring ancient Rome to life. Book your Rome Capitoline Museums Private Tour for an engaging introduction to the city’s past.