Capitoline Museums Tickets, Rome

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There is no particular or strict dress code to visit the Capitoline Museum. However, it is highly recommended that visitors should dress in a respectful manner. Smart casuals with comfortable walking shoes are just right for your visit to the Capitoline Museum in Rome.

The Capitoline Museums are certainly worthy of a visit as these are known to be some of the oldest museums in the world and their galleries host a massive collection of incredible sculptures and statues that dates back to the 14th and 15th century. The Museum is also famous for having the oldest public gallery in the world which is the Pinacoteca and it was opened in the mid-1700s.

The Capitoline Museum features a permanent collection of over 400 ancient statues, busts, tombs and mosaics. There are beautiful bronze sculptures that were donated by Pope Sixtus back in 1471. Some of the most iconic displays at the Museum are the Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius, The Capitoline She-Wolf, Commodus as Hercules, The Dying Gaul, The Hall of Emperors, Bernini’s Medusa, Statue of Marforio, The Capitoline Venus, The Painting Gallery and many more.

Most city-run Museums in Rome are free to visit on Rome Free Sunday and they are also free on the first Sunday of every month. Capitoline Museum is also free to visit on the first Sunday of every month.

There is a reserved parking area which is available along Via Delle Tre Pile which is located after the Portal. Visitors who require parking space should call the Museum and inform them beforehand to reserve a parking space.

Yes, you can bring a stroller or wheelchair inside the Capitoline Museums. The Museum also provides wheelchairs if you do not have one but you will need to inform the staff in advance and book the wheelchairs as they have a limited number of these available.

The Museum also has a lift which goes to the first floor from the Courtyard as well as on other floors. There is also a ramp built that leads to the Temple of Jupiter and then takes you to the new exhibition hall.

Yes, you can take photographs and videos inside the Capitoline Museums for personal use but you cannot use tripods, selfie sticks or extra lighting. However, if you wish to take professional photographs for profit purposes then you will need the permission of the Capitoline Superintendent. Photography is not allowed for displays which are in the temporary exhibitions at the Museums.

You are not allowed to carry bulky bags or large backpacks inside the Capitoline Museums. You cannot enter the Museums with umbrellas nor bring pets of any kind except for very small dogs that can fit in a carrier. You cannot consume food or beverages in the galleries of the Museum. You are also not allowed to smoke within the premises of the Capitoline Museums. The Cloakroom service is free of cost and you can keep any of your belongings which you are not allowed to carry inside the Museum.

A typical visit to the Capitoline Museums can take anywhere between 45 minutes to 4 hours. Most visits last for about two hours which will help you cover all the major attractions that the Capitoline Museums carry. The ticket itself is valid for 4 hours and once you enter you can spend as much time as you wish.

• Security checks are compulsory which include metal detectors before entering the Museums. This can take a while hence it is best if you reach a little early.
• Bulky bags, backpacks, luggage, large umbrellas are not allowed inside the Capitoline Museums. 
• Photography is allowed inside the Museums but the use of tripods, selfie sticks and extra lighting is prohibited. Some exhibitions, photography is not allowed hence it is better to first enquire.
• Food and beverage consumption within the Museums is not allowed. If you need refreshments then you can always visit the Museum cafeteria.
• The Capitoline Museums are closed on 1st January, 1st May and 25th December every year
• Although there are no dress codes, visitors are expected to dress appropriately and respectfully while visiting the Museum. Smart casuals with comfortable walking shoes are recommended
• Foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details at the entrance before the visit
• ID proof is mandatory for each visitor entering the Capitoline Museums
• Exchange your email voucher for a paper ticket at the entrance at the time of your arrival