Travel To Rome To Experience Wonderful Exhibitions

Rome has a vast number of exhibitions, which you should explore once in a while if you are tripping to Rome. 

To make the best out of your holidays, visit these magnificent exhibitions, while you are in Rome. We have enlisted the most famous ones for you to explore.

Chiostro del Bramante

It was designed by Donato Bramante that has the chiostro or cloister which was once the center of a Renaissance monastery. After restoration, this structure is now used for some of the city’s best and most popular exhibitions. But you have to be in the queue here to sight these wonderfully executed exhibitions.

Complesso del Vittoriano

Vittorio Emanuele II was the former name of the place, who was the first King of Italy. It is not only an imposing monument but also home to some exhibition spaces, where you’ll find high profile exhibitions that appeal to both tourists and locals, such as the recent Edward Hopper or Barbie exhibitions.

Palazzo Cipolla

Located on the main shopping street of Via del Corso, it is home to Fondazione Roma Museo that organizes exhibitions for international visitors. You will find the works by Banksy, Andy Warhol and Norman Rockwell which are showcased here for years.

Palazzo Delle Esposizioni

It is a space for the latest touring art exhibition that occupied about 10,000 square meters of space. It also includes cinema, auditorium, function halls, café, restaurant, and bookshop. Here, you will find fine art to film festivals or theatre to photography; there’s an abundance of cultural highlights under the same roof.

Scuderie del Quirinale

Located atop the Quirinal Hill, it is the official residence to the President of Rome. Earlier it was home to the Italian monarchy and a Papal residence. But now, the Scuderie del Quirinale spaces exhibitions for Botticelli, Rembrandt, Frida Khalo and more.

Museo dell’Ara Pacis

It is designed by American architect Richard Meier, which is a common irregularity in the otherwise old historical center of Rome. Built of steel, limestone and ample amounts of glass, it houses an ornate 1st-century BC altar of peace and hosts stimulating exhibitions from all corners of the art world.

Villa Medici

It is localized on the Pincian Hill near Villa Borghese, which is home to the French Academy in Rome. Do not miss any chance to take information about special tours, night openings, concerts, and cinema screenings, as well as art exhibitions, simply follow their social media.

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