Inside the Vittoriano and overlooking via dei Fori Imperiali, one of the most important exhibition spaces in Rome is soon to open.
Between the 1920s and 1930s, architect Armando Brasini designed a large exhibition space in the Vittoriano area facing east, along via dei Fori Imperiali. The space, with its own entrance, was originally intended to house the Central Museum of the Risorgimento.
Traditionally used for large and medium-sized temporary exhibitions, the space is currently undergoing a complete restoration. These works will restore it to its former glory, to the delight of citizens and tourists alike, making the space perfectly suited to hosting high-level scientific and institutional exhibitions.
