NATIONAL GALLERY OF MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY
Established in 1883 with the mission to document the art "living", the gallery was moved to Valle Giulia, for the Universal Exhibition of 1911, which are still located in the monumental palace of neoclassic style and Liberty of the time, made the ' architect Cesare Bazzani.The Gallery is a museum with two souls, two of which are centuries is concerned, the nineteenth and twentieth. His important collections, in fact, on the one hand reflect the cultural events of the unitary state, even in their international projection, the other is the big historical reserve system of contemporary art in Italy.
The collection is on display in four areas:
The collection is on display in four areas:
- The south-west wing is devoted to the nineteenth century., From the Napoleonic unification of Italy. On display are paintings and sculptures of neoclassical and romantic (Canova, Camuccini, Hayez), with some areas reserved to the Roman and Tuscan purism, to macchiaioli schools of Lombardy, Piedmont and Naples.
Antonio Canova
Giovanni Fattori
- The south-east wing is dedicated to the late nineteenth century. Of particular interest is the celebration of the Risorgimento: names such as Fattori, Cammarano, Signorini, Segantini. In the veranda overlooking the garden are works of the Roman school, the group of Italians in Paris (Boldini, De Nittis, Troubetzkoy and Medardo Rosso), the great French masters (Courbet, Rodin, Degas, Van Gogh, Monet), and a large number of pointillist paintings.
Renato Guttuso
Jackson Pollock
- The north-west wing is devoted to the Informal European and American abstract expressionism of the '50s and '60s (Pollock, Tapies, Fautrier, Hartung, Burri, Capogrossi, Fontana, and Arnaldo Pomodoro, Mastroianni) and post-informal (Festa, Schifano, Angeli).They are part of museums, the Gallery also houses a museum M. Praz, H.C. Andersen, Boncompagni-Ludovisi Collection and Manzù.
- The north-east wing is devoted to the first half of the twentieth century. There are exposed donations Balla, Guttuso, De Chirico and Schwarz (the latter with works by Duchamp, Man Ray, Ernst, Breton); works of abstract art and futurism of the 30s-40, Carra, Sironi, Morandi ; the "Roman School" (Scipio, Mafai, Pirandello) and De Pisis "aeropainters" the expressionist group of "current".
Time: Tue-Sun 8:30 to 19:30 hoursClosed Monday, December 25
Entry is permitted up to 45 minutes before closing.
Address: Viale delle Belle Arti, 131
Area: Neighborhood Pinciano (Rome center)
Phone: +39 06 32298221 (ticket) - 322 981 (switchboard)Fax: +39 06 3221579
Ticket Museum:- Full price: € 8.00- Reduced: € 4.00
Ticket Museum and exhibitions:- Full price: € 10.00- Reduced: € 8.00
Reduced:- For EU citizens aged between 18 and 25 years;- School teachers of the European Union with permanent contracts.
Free:- For EU citizens who are under 18 years and over 65 years;- For teachers and students of the European Union school of architecture, preservation of cultural heritage, science training and degree courses in literature and literary subjects with an archaeological or historical and artistic, of the Faculty of Arts and Philosophy- For journalists- For foreign visitors whose countries have reciprocal relations with the Italian,- For students in possession of the Student Charter.
Entry is permitted up to 45 minutes before closing.
Address: Viale delle Belle Arti, 131
Area: Neighborhood Pinciano (Rome center)
Phone: +39 06 32298221 (ticket) - 322 981 (switchboard)Fax: +39 06 3221579
Ticket Museum:- Full price: € 8.00- Reduced: € 4.00
Ticket Museum and exhibitions:- Full price: € 10.00- Reduced: € 8.00
Reduced:- For EU citizens aged between 18 and 25 years;- School teachers of the European Union with permanent contracts.
Free:- For EU citizens who are under 18 years and over 65 years;- For teachers and students of the European Union school of architecture, preservation of cultural heritage, science training and degree courses in literature and literary subjects with an archaeological or historical and artistic, of the Faculty of Arts and Philosophy- For journalists- For foreign visitors whose countries have reciprocal relations with the Italian,- For students in possession of the Student Charter.
GALLERIA BORGHESE
The Gallery is located in the patrician villa of Cardinal Scipione Borghese, built by Flaminio Ponzio and Vasanzio, between 1613 and 1614 to house the impressive collection of Cardinal.
By design, therefore, the Villa Pinciana had intent and cultural exhibition, a place where you can see examples of ancient and modern works, where to study music or see precious manuscripts.
In the first 900 years of the State acquired the entire property, and sent it to the Borghese Museum.
The Gallery sculptures, reliefs and mosaics, paintings and sculptures from the fifteenth to the eighteenth century. Unique in the world. The most prestigious is probably the winner Venus by Antonio Canova, the most famous as a portrait of Paolina Borghese, numerous sculptures by Bernini, of which the card. Scipio was the protector, as the Rape of Proserpine, Apollo and Daphne, the Goat Amalthea and the Self. Consistent is the collection of ancient sculpture.
By design, therefore, the Villa Pinciana had intent and cultural exhibition, a place where you can see examples of ancient and modern works, where to study music or see precious manuscripts.
In the first 900 years of the State acquired the entire property, and sent it to the Borghese Museum.
The Gallery sculptures, reliefs and mosaics, paintings and sculptures from the fifteenth to the eighteenth century. Unique in the world. The most prestigious is probably the winner Venus by Antonio Canova, the most famous as a portrait of Paolina Borghese, numerous sculptures by Bernini, of which the card. Scipio was the protector, as the Rape of Proserpine, Apollo and Daphne, the Goat Amalthea and the Self. Consistent is the collection of ancient sculpture.
Apollo and Daphne
The Gallery also boasts a unique art gallery, which contains masterpieces by Caravaggio, Titian, Dosso Dossi, Rubens, Raphael, Andrea del Sarto, Bellini. The list of works on display is impressive: of Caravaggio, the museum preserves the St. Jerome, Our Lady of the Grooms, the Boy with a Basket of Fruit, the St. John the Baptist, David with the Head of Goliath, with the portrait as Bacchus ; countless works of other authors: Love sacred and Profane Love, Christ scourged and Saint Dominic of Titian, Apollo and Daphne, the Santa Caterina and the sorceress Circe of Dosso Dossi, the Cantor fan of Georgie, just to name a few examples . An entire room is dedicated to Raphael, among which stands out the Portrait of a Man, The Lady with the Unicorn and The Deposition.
Address: Piazzale del Museo Borghese, 5
Area: Neighborhood Pinciano (Rome center)
Phone: 0039 06 32810 (Mon-Fri 9.00-18.00; Sat 9.00-13.00) - 8413979
Fax: 0039 06 32651329 Reservation groups
time:
Tue-Sun 9.00 - 19.00 (with access to every two hours - last admission 17.00)by March 2, 2012
- Every Friday and Saturday 9:00 to 21:00
From 14 to 22 April 2012 (XIV Cultural Week), the Museum is open daily, including Monday, with the usual hours and free admission. The ticket reservation is always required and payment (€ 2.00).
Rounds of visit 2 hours (mandatory exit at end of shift).
The ticket is booked to visit the Galleria Borghese is always mandatory
Tickets can be purchased or reserved by calling 0039 06 32 810 (Mon-Fri 9.00-18.00, Sat 9.00-13.00)
Tickets can be booked on-line at http://www.ticketeria.it/
Tickets booked / purchased must be picked up half an hour before the visit, after this date reservations will be canceled.
tickets:
Full price: € 6.50
Reduced: € 3.25
reservations required: € 2.00
audioguide: € 5.00
earphones: € 1.00
exhibitions mandatory fee € 2.00 / 5.00For free offers and discounts available at: http://www.ticketeria.it/ticketeria/borghese-biglietti-ita.asp
more info: http://www.galleriaborghese.it/
ARA PACIS MUSEUM
Area: Neighborhood Pinciano (Rome center)
Phone: 0039 06 32810 (Mon-Fri 9.00-18.00; Sat 9.00-13.00) - 8413979
Fax: 0039 06 32651329 Reservation groups
time:
Tue-Sun 9.00 - 19.00 (with access to every two hours - last admission 17.00)by March 2, 2012
- Every Friday and Saturday 9:00 to 21:00
From 14 to 22 April 2012 (XIV Cultural Week), the Museum is open daily, including Monday, with the usual hours and free admission. The ticket reservation is always required and payment (€ 2.00).
Rounds of visit 2 hours (mandatory exit at end of shift).
The ticket is booked to visit the Galleria Borghese is always mandatory
Tickets can be purchased or reserved by calling 0039 06 32 810 (Mon-Fri 9.00-18.00, Sat 9.00-13.00)
Tickets can be booked on-line at http://www.ticketeria.it/
Tickets booked / purchased must be picked up half an hour before the visit, after this date reservations will be canceled.
tickets:
Full price: € 6.50
Reduced: € 3.25
reservations required: € 2.00
audioguide: € 5.00
earphones: € 1.00
exhibitions mandatory fee € 2.00 / 5.00For free offers and discounts available at: http://www.ticketeria.it/ticketeria/borghese-biglietti-ita.asp
more info: http://www.galleriaborghese.it/
MAXXI NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE ARTS OF THE XXI CENTURY
The MAXXI is the first national institution dedicated to contemporary creativity. It houses two museums: MAXXI Architecture and MAXXI Arte.L 'building, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects in the Flaminio area and opened in 2010, with its flowing lines is an extraordinary example of contemporary architecture. Laboratory experimentation and innovation, MAXXI produces and hosts exhibitions, installations, performances, workshops, conferences. In an area of 29 thousand square meters, MAXXI also houses an auditorium, a large plaza for live events, a research center - BASIS MAXXI, with library and archives - two bookshops, a café and restaurant / bar MAXXI 21.
MAXXI National Museum of XXI Century Arts
Via Guido Reni, 4 A
00196 Rome
How to reach the MAXXIFlaminio Metro stop and tram stop No. 2 Apollodorus
Bus no. 53, 217, 280, 910
HoursTuesday-Wednesday-Thursday-Friday-Sunday 11:00 to 19:00
Saturday 11:00 to 22:00
The ticket office closes one hour before the museum
closuresMondays
May 1
December 25
MAXXI National Museum of XXI Century Arts
Via Guido Reni, 4 A
00196 Rome
How to reach the MAXXIFlaminio Metro stop and tram stop No. 2 Apollodorus
Bus no. 53, 217, 280, 910
HoursTuesday-Wednesday-Thursday-Friday-Sunday 11:00 to 19:00
Saturday 11:00 to 22:00
The ticket office closes one hour before the museum
closuresMondays
May 1
December 25
Opening times:
Monday, April 9 and Monday, April 30, 2012
Cost of ticketentire € 11
Cost of ticketentire € 11
reduced € 8 for groups of 15 to 25 persons and affiliated groups, journalists entered on the register with a valid identification card, university students up to 26 years;
€ 4 per student (over 14 years) for class groups (level secondary schools) to purchase the educational activities (except holidays);
€ 4 per student (over 14 years) for class groups (level secondary schools) to purchase the educational activities (except holidays);
ARA PACIS MUSEUM
The Ara Pacis is the first work of architecture built in the historic center of Rome since the fall of the Fascist era. The space was designed by Richard Meier & Partners Architects, author of some of the most important museums of the second half of the twentieth century.The Ara Pacis is one of the finest examples of classical art. Its construction was passed by the Senate in 13 BC to honor the return of Augustus from the provinces of Gaul and Spain, where over three years the Emperor had consolidated the power of Rome and its staff, a trailblazer, founded colonies. The altar was built along the Via Flaminia, the northern boundary of the Campus Martius, but the nature of the flood and the flood of the Tiber, by depositing layers of silt over the area, soon led to the burial Altar, of which memory is completely lost. The reconstruction of the monument was decided in view of the anniversary, in 1937/8, the two thousandth anniversary of the birth of Augustus.Entrusted archaeologist Giuseppe Moretti, it was physically realized in the summer of 1938 in Hall of Ripetta, built in haste from a project architect Ballio Morpurgo.Settled along the Tiber, the Ara Pacis risked being compromised by the inadequacy of its container, which could not be isolated from traffic, exhaust, overheating, moisture rising from the dust and then fatty acid that is deposited and on its marbles and the plaster.The new museum complex has therefore been designed in view of conservation of the monument, both from the environmental point of view both in the earthquake-proof system.
Address:Lungotevere in Augusta
Area:
Rione Campo Marzio
Tuesday - Sunday hours 9.00-19.00December 24 and 31 9:00 to 14:00 hoursClosed Monday, December 25th, January 1st, May 1st
The ticket office closes one hour beforeInput Mode
Full price € 7.50
Reduced € 5.50
more info: http://www.arapacis.it/
MACRO Museo d'Arte Contemporanea Roma
The MACRO - Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome - was created by the reorganization of the Capitoline structures delegated to the promotion of contemporary art. It 'has two locations: the former factory, Peroni, designed at the beginning of the twentieth century by Gustavo Giovannoni, one of the few examples of industrial archeology in the capital, which until 1971 housed the production activities of Peroni Beer Company. In 1999 he completed the first phase of the renovation and conversion of the site, which has seen the recovery of the main building consists of two buildings connected by a parallel construction that corresponds to the input statement. The completion of the work was assigned to the project by Odile Decq Sensual Territories, following an international competition held by the City of Rome in 2000. The other seat is located in two halls of the building complex of the former slaughterhouse in Testaccio, built between 1888 and 1891 by architect Joachim Ersoch.On December 3, 2010 the city opened the new architecture of Odile Decq, winner of the 2001 international competition organized by the City of Rome 's "Expansion of Macro, Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome." The result of a project that violates the traditional approach of integration between old and new in a historical context, the new wing fits naturally into the existing structure and, at the same time, redefining the entire morphology and perception of the museum. For the realization of the architectural, technical and procedural coordination was managed by the Historic City Planning dell'Assessorato, while the administration was prepared by the Superintendent of Cultural Capital of Rome. The management of the work was followed by Zètema Culture Project, a company which also operates the museum services.
(valid for 7 days. For only 1 entrance to the site)+ MACRO MACRO Testaccio
The MACRO - Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome - was created by the reorganization of the Capitoline structures delegated to the promotion of contemporary art. It 'has two locations: the former factory, Peroni, designed at the beginning of the twentieth century by Gustavo Giovannoni, one of the few examples of industrial archeology in the capital, which until 1971 housed the production activities of Peroni Beer Company. In 1999 he completed the first phase of the renovation and conversion of the site, which has seen the recovery of the main building consists of two buildings connected by a parallel construction that corresponds to the input statement. The completion of the work was assigned to the project by Odile Decq Sensual Territories, following an international competition held by the City of Rome in 2000. The other seat is located in two halls of the building complex of the former slaughterhouse in Testaccio, built between 1888 and 1891 by architect Joachim Ersoch.On December 3, 2010 the city opened the new architecture of Odile Decq, winner of the 2001 international competition organized by the City of Rome 's "Expansion of Macro, Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome." The result of a project that violates the traditional approach of integration between old and new in a historical context, the new wing fits naturally into the existing structure and, at the same time, redefining the entire morphology and perception of the museum. For the realization of the architectural, technical and procedural coordination was managed by the Historic City Planning dell'Assessorato, while the administration was prepared by the Superintendent of Cultural Capital of Rome. The management of the work was followed by Zètema Culture Project, a company which also operates the museum services.
With the inauguration of the new spaces, MACRO redesigns its geography and location is confirmed as popular image and map of the contemporary ideal of a constellation. The new and unique entrance to the Museum, located on the corner of Via Nizza and via Cagliari, marks the entry of the art architecture, an entire city block featuring an exhibition area now tripled (4350 sq.m), plus the new areas for services and the public: the large terrace, conference room, library, restaurant, cafeteria, parking, and the educational area, reaching a total area of 19,590 square meters, including the underground parking garage of 161 parking spaces, which will also be used by residents of the neighborhood.The dynamic and sinuous forms of the new structure, perfectly integrated into the existing context, create now a sensual and luminous landscape in which the different contemporary languages find their natural space. This establishes a system in which the new construction contaminates the elements that surround it, and the all-conquering complex and seductive transparency.For other areas of the new wing have been chosen instead of emblematic works of the contemporary diversity in a production that, through contrasts and similarities, is built around the theme of man. Paintings, sculptures, installations, video and photographs from the permanent collection of the MACRO - the product of innovative gratuitous loans and donations - that highlight the versatility and potential of architecture of the Museum, as well as future directions of the exhibition program. Some of these works will be attending the MACRO thanks to the collaboration with UniCredit, whose partner is also important to permanent installation by Daniel Buren.
Address:
Address:
Via Nizza, 138
Area: Quartiere Salario (Roma nord)
Area: Quartiere Salario (Roma nord)
time:
From Tuesday to Sunday from 11:00 to 19:00, Saturday 11:00 to 22:00 hours00:31 December at 11:00 to 14:00;Closed: Monday, January 1st, May 1st, December 25
Input Mode:
MACRO
Input Mode:
MACRO
- Full price: € 8.50
- Reduced: € 6.50
For the people residing in Roma Capitale (on production of a valid document attesting to the residency)
:- Full price: € 7.50
- Reduced: € 5.50
(valid for 7 days. For only 1 entrance to the site)+ MACRO MACRO Testaccio
- Full price: € 11.00
- Reduced: € 9.00
For the people residing in Roma Capitale (on production of a valid document attesting to the residency)
:- Full price: € 10.00
- Reduced: € 8.00
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