Palazzo Venezia and its museum

The palace, built first as a cardinal's residence which later became a papal residence, represents not only a turning point in architecture in Rome, but also a place of considerable historical importance. From papal residence to embassy of the Serenissima, up to today's destination as the headquarters of cultural institutions, the palace preserves within its walls the memory of countless events and of the people who animated them: sumptuous banquets and great dances, consistories and conspiracies, cardinals and popes, kings and ambassadors, but also composers such as Mozart and Rossini. The tour includes the complete itinerary: apartments, monumental halls, museum collections, small palace.

WHEN: 2, 3 April.
TIME: 10:00 am, 11:30 am, 4:00 pm, 5:30 pm (It).

WHEN: 9, 16, 23, 30 April.
TIME: 10:00 am (Eng), 11:30 am (It), 3:30 pm (Eng) and 5:00 pm (It).

WHEN: 10, 24 April.
TIME: 10:00 am (It), 11:30 am (Eng), 3:30 pm (It) and 7:00 pm (Eng).

WHEN: 17 (Easter), 18 (Easter Monday) and 25 (Liberation and San Marco) April.
TIME: 10:00 am (It), 11:30 am (Eng), 3:30 pm (It), 5:00 pm (Eng).

WHERE: Palazzo Venezia
MEETING POINT: via del Plebiscito, n. 118.

Visits are included in the entrance ticket, subject to availability. 

On April 3, on the first Sunday of the month, the guided tour is free without reservation and does not require the purchase of an entrance ticket. 
Visitors are invited to arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes before the start of the tour
 
See the current visits program here. 

For information, email to: vi-ve.visite@cultura.gov.it

We recommend that you book by clicking here. 

The visits will take place according to the current anti-Covid-19 legislation.