Discover the Museum of Rome at Palazzo Braschi and be amazed by an extraordinary art collection with more than 100,000 works including paintings and drawings, furniture and costumes.

Palazzo Braschi is a little gem in the most ancient heart of Rome.

Located in the Parione district, its longer side overlooks Piazza Navona and the Fountain of the Four Rivers, and its shorter side overlooks Piazza San Pantaleo.

The building was originally built by Francesco Orsini, then prefect of Rome, as a representative palace for his family.

The palace is a must-see both for its architectural value and for its location in one of the oldest and most historic districts of Rome.

The view of Piazza Navona makes it even more unique and rare.

Touring Museum Of Rome Palazzo Braschi

Palazzo Braschi contains countless works that tell and describe the social and artistic wealth of the Capital from the Middle Ages to the early XX century.

Specifically, more than one hundred thousand works are exhibited there, including drawings, sculptures, engravings, photographs, frescoes and ceramics, many of which are exhibited on rotation.

The guided tour of the Museum of Rome at Palazzo Braschi will allow you to discover and understand the image of Rome through the paintings that have portrayed it, in its passage from antiquity to modernity.

It will lead you through the magnificent rooms of Palazzo Braschi to take a suggestive journey through the history of the city, moving you in front of paintings that tell of a Rome that has often disappeared.

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