National Roman Museum - Palazzo Massimo

A very important museum in Italy, the passenger flow of this venue is also very large, the museum environment is very good, you can see a lot of exquisite artworks of Italian history, here you can also feel the strong regional characteristics.

The museum is not crowded, it is suitable for slowly enjoying. The museum displays ancient Roman sculptures, paintings and early murals, and the basement floor also includes ancient Egyptian coin ornaments.

The most convenient way to know a city is to go to their museum. The national museum is next to the train station and is very close. Tickets are ten euros and you can watch an afternoon. There are many sculptures and ancient coins inside.

in the center of Rome a few steps away in the central station Termini. accessible by public transport.

Overall it is not bad, I recommend everyone to see

It can only be said that the level is not even as good as the museums in Asian countries such as Malaysia and Sri Lanka, let alone Japan and South Korea, because there is no historical exhibition such as "national history tells from beginning to end". How can it be regarded as a national museum?

Great museum.😀😍🤪

Not far from the central railway station, there are not many tourists, but there are quite a lot of exhibitions, worth seeing. Murals, sculptures, paintings, all precious artworks. You can learn about the life of the ancient Romans here, money, like their mosaics