Exhibitions
in Rome
Exhibitions
in Rome
A MONTHLY OVERVIEW
EXHIBITIONS IN ROME
Here you can find detailed information about the exhibitions taking place in Rome each month!
Just click on the desired month, and you will receive the information on exhibitions, festivals and other activities!
Have fun browsing!
July
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September
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October
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November
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December
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January
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February
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March
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April
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May
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June
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Who writes and tests the exhibitions for you?
We are Céline & Susi and we are testing the exhibitions in Rome for you!
Céline is always busy picking out the highlights of the months for you and we both go to the museums and visit the exhibitions! And of course we love doing that 🙂
So have fun browsing and visiting!
Exhibition at the Colosseum
Troy and Rome
Troy and Rome: Myths, Legends and Stories from the Ancient Mediterranean
12 June – 18 October 2026
This summer, you can discover the major exhibition Troy and Rome at the Colosseum Archaeological Park, which includes both the Colosseum and the Roman Forum.
Susi has already visited the exhibition and is currently working on her full review – so stay tuned!
The exhibition is included in the standard Colosseum admission ticket.
We’ve been there, and our full report will be available soon!
Top 3 Exhibitions
July 2026
Galleria Borghese
Metamorphoses
until 20 September 2026
What can you expect?
Over 80 masterpieces from the world’s leading museums will showcase works by Titian, Correggio, Cellini, Caravaggio, Rubens, Rodin, Brancusi, and Bourgeois. What connects them all? Each of them referenced Ovid—one of the greatest poets of antiquity—in their own time. The exhibition is a collaboration between the Rijksmuseum (on view until May 25, 2026) and the Galleria Borghese in Rome.
Capitolin Museums
Vasari and Rome
Palazzo Caffarelli
until 19 July 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition is dedicated to Giorgio Vasari and his close connection to the city of Rome. It focuses on his work as a painter, architect, and above all, as the author of the famous Lives of the Artists, with which he significantly shaped the art history of the Renaissance. The exhibition will illustrate how profoundly Rome influenced Vasari’s artistic development—and how he himself profoundly shaped the image of Roman art. The show thus illuminates not only his work but also his role as a mediator and chronicler of an entire era.
Buy tickets for exhibition
It’s not entirely clear which exhibition is included. Anyone wanting to be sure about Vasari can check here again.
Colosseum
Troy and Rome: Myths, Legends and Stories from the Ancient Mediterranean
12 June – 18 October 2026
The exhibition is included in the standard Colosseum admission ticket.
We’ve been there, and our full report will be available soon!
Tickets: official website
Or with our Agency (ab it more expensive)
other exhibitions
in July
Ara Pacis
Robert Mapplethorpe: The Forms of Beauty
until 4 October 2026
Exhibition Ticket on site!
Buy regular Pacis Tickets (without exhibition)
Baths of Diocletian
Rome Reflected in Coinage: Art and Power in the History of the Eternal City
until 27 September 2026
Capitolin Museums
Vasari and Rome
Palazzo Caffarelli
until 19 July 2026
What can you expect?
The exhibition is dedicated to Giorgio Vasari and his close connection to the city of Rome. It focuses on his work as a painter, architect, and above all, as the author of the famous Lives of the Artists, with which he significantly shaped the art history of the Renaissance. The exhibition will illustrate how profoundly Rome influenced Vasari’s artistic development—and how he himself profoundly shaped the image of Roman art. The show thus illuminates not only his work but also his role as a mediator and chronicler of an entire era.
The colours of antiquity. The Santarelli Marbles in the Capitoline Museums
Clementine Palace
Until 30 April 2032 (not a typo 😀 )
Angels – Messengers, Protectors, and Guides, Sublime Beings from Antiquity to the Present
Ground Floor of the Palazzo dei Conservatori
until 1 November 2026
Diego Rivera and the Emergence of Modern Art in 20th-Century Mexico
until 13 December 2026
The Unfinished: Between Poetry and Execution Technique
Art Gallery
Extended until 4 January 2027
Colossal 3D Statue of Constantine
Garden of Villa Caffarelli
until 31 December 2026
free admission
Buy tickets for exhibition
It’s not entirely clear which exhibition is included. Anyone wanting to be sure about Vasari can check here again.
Carlo Bilotti Museum
Magic Lantern: Photographs from the Valerio De Paolis Collection
until 6 September 2026
Casa di Goethe
NEWTON | GOETHE | GALILEO. Reflections by Mischa Kuball
until 4 October 2026
Castel Sant’Angelo
Panopliae. Sets of Arms. Weapons, Ingenuity, and Power
until 4 October 2026
Chiostro di Bramante
FLOWERS. Flowers in Art, from the Renaissance to the Virtual Age
Extended until 6 September 2026
What to expect?
A tribute to floral representations in art history. The exhibition showcases works from the Renaissance to digital art and explores how artists throughout the centuries have used flowers as symbols of beauty, transience, and emotion.
Colosseum
Troy and Rome: Myths, Legends and Stories from the Ancient Mediterranean
until 18 October 2026
The exhibition is included in the standard Colosseum admission ticket.
We’ve been there, and our full report will be available soon!
Tickets: official website
Or with our Agency (ab it more expensive)
Fondazione Nicola Del Roscio
DANH VO
until 17 July 2026
Galleria Borghese
Metamorphoses
until 20 September 2026
What can you expect?
Over 80 masterpieces from the world’s leading museums will showcase works by Titian, Correggio, Cellini, Caravaggio, Rubens, Rodin, Brancusi, and Bourgeois. What connects them all? Each of them referenced Ovid—one of the greatest poets of antiquity—in their own time. The exhibition is a collaboration between the Rijksmuseum (on view until May 25, 2026) and the Galleria Borghese in Rome.
Galleria Corsini
Perspectives. Photographing the Palazzo Corsini
until 4 October 2026
Buy tickets (for Corsini and Palazzo Barberini)
Galleria d’Arte Moderna di Roma Capitale
GAM 100. A Century of Urban Galleries 1925–2025
until 11 October 2026
GNAM
Max Peiffer Watenphul, Bauhaus Painter
until 23 August 2026
Artist at GNAMC: Marinella Senatore, Protagonist 2026
until 31 December 2026
After a Work Trip. Fendi / Karl Lagerfeld 1985: FOLLOWING STEPS THROUGH THE WORK.
10 July to 25 October 2026
Gagosian Gallerie
Francesca Woodman
Lately, I’ve realized that a tiny shard of mirror is nothing more than a cut on my eyelid.
until 31 July 2026
House-Museum Boncompagni Ludovisi
Vanessa Noel – Dream Shoes
until 6 September 2026
La Vaccheria
Acrobats, fire-eaters and funfairs
until 5 July 2026
Macro Museum
SHE DEVIL 14
until 30 August 2026
One, Five, Twelve. Eighty Years of the Strega Prize
until 30 August 2026
Hito Steyerl. Mechanical Kurds
until 30 August 2026
Amelia Rosselli, A Song in Her Space
until 30 August 2026
MAXXI
Tragicomic. Perspectives on Italian Art from the Late 20th Century to the Present
until 20 September 2026
Proceeds: TAKK – Living Together
until 10 January 2027
Andrea Pazienza: We Don’t Always Die
until 27 September 2026
The Large Glass
Until 25 October 2026
Creatures, Creators: Saint Francis and Contemporary Art
until 20 September 2026
Alberto Garutti: Installation
Until 10 October 2026
Architecture from Italy
until 15 November 2026
Ramak Fazel: Milan Unit
until 22 November 2026
Museo del Genio
Robert Doisneau
until 19 July 2026
Museo della Mura
Moto a luogo #2
The Academies of Fine Arts of Frosinone and Rome meet archaeology
until 4 October 2026
Museo dell’Arte Salvata
EGYPT – From the Nile to the Mediterranean. Oases and Desert in Roman Times.
until 15 November 2026
Museo delle Civiltà
Romania. The Representation of Identity through Folk Costumes in Art.
until 26 August 2026
Museo di Roma
Ettore Scola. We Never Left Each Other
until 13 September 2026
Museo di Roma in Trastevere
Rome by Night. Photographs by Hervé Gloaguen
until 6 September 2026
Along the Blue Highways
Photographs by Francesco Conversano
until 4 October 2026
New York by Matilde Damele
until 13 September 2026
Palazzo Barberini
A Vermeer at Palazzo Barberini: Woman in Blue Reading a Letter
8 July to 11 October 2026
What to expect?
The exhibition features just a single painting—yet that is precisely what makes it so compelling. At its heart is Vermeer’s famous *Woman in Blue Reading a Letter*, arriving in Rome as a rare loan from the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. The masterpiece is accompanied by engaging multimedia stations that offer insights into Vermeer’s painting technique, the restoration of the work, and life in 17th-century Delft.
Palazzo Bonaparte
Novecento Italiano
14 July to 23 August 2026
Marco Tamburro
16 July to 23. August 2026
Palazzo Cipolla
From Vienna to Rome: Habsburg Masterpieces from the Kunsthistorisches Museum
Museo del Corso – Polo Museale, Palazzo Cipolla
until 5 July 2026
Palazzo delle Esposizioni
ROMASUONA: Music in Italy 1970–1979
until 12 July 2026
Mario Schifano
until 12 July 2026
Marco Tirelli: Light Years
until 12 July 2026
Palazzo Massimo
Sunken Memories. The Bronzes of the Valentinian Bridge
Extended until 31 August 2026
Palazzo Venezia
Piero di Cosimo’s Magdalena: Art, History, and the Lives of Women in the Florentine Renaissance
until 5 July 2026
Palazzo Venezia, Ancient Kitchens
PM23
Venus. Valentino Garavani from the perspective of Joana Vasconcelos
until 19 July 2026
Trajans Market
Constantin Brâncuși. The Origins of Infinity
until 19 July 2026
Villa Medici
Oracles Beyond the Sea
Exhibition of Villa Medici Fellows
until 7 September 2026
Villa Torlonia
Under a lucky star. The emblem of the Italian Republic in the papers of Paolo Paschetto
until 27 September 2026
WeGil
From Renoir to Picasso, from Miró to Fontana: 120 Masterpieces of 20th-Century Graphic Art
until 13 September 2026
Top 3 Exhibitons
August 2026
Ara Pacis
Robert Mapplethorpe: The Forms of Beauty
until 4 October 2026
Exhibition Ticket on site!
Buy regular Pacis Tickets (without exhibition)
Galleria Borghese
Metamorphoses
until 20 September 2026
What can you expect?
Over 80 masterpieces from the world’s leading museums will showcase works by Titian, Correggio, Cellini, Caravaggio, Rubens, Rodin, Brancusi, and Bourgeois. What connects them all? Each of them referenced Ovid—one of the greatest poets of antiquity—in their own time. The exhibition is a collaboration between the Rijksmuseum (on view until May 25, 2026) and the Galleria Borghese in Rome.
Palazzo Barberini
A Vermeer at Palazzo Barberini: Woman in Blue Reading a Letter
until 11 October 2026
What to expect?
The exhibition features just a single painting—yet that is precisely what makes it so compelling. At its heart is Vermeer’s famous *Woman in Blue Reading a Letter*, arriving in Rome as a rare loan from the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. The masterpiece is accompanied by engaging multimedia stations that offer insights into Vermeer’s painting technique, the restoration of the work, and life in 17th-century Delft.
other exhibitions
in august
Ara Pacis
Robert Mapplethorpe: The Forms of Beauty
until 4 October 2026
Exhibition Ticket on site!
Buy regular Pacis Tickets (without exhibition)
Baths of Diocletian
Rome Reflected in Coinage: Art and Power in the History of the Eternal City
until 27 September 2026
Capitolin Museums
Angels – Messengers, Protectors, and Guides, Sublime Beings from Antiquity to the Present
Ground Floor of the Palazzo dei Conservatori
until 1 November 2026
The colours of antiquity. The Santarelli Marbles in the Capitoline Museums
Clementine Palace
Until 30 April 2032 (not a typo 😀 )
The Unfinished: Between Poetry and Execution Technique
Art Gallery
Extended until 4 January 2027
Diego Rivera and the Emergence of Modern Art in 20th-Century Mexico
until 13 December 2026
Colossal 3D Statue of Constantine
Garden of Villa Caffarelli
until 31 December 2026
free admission
Buy tickets for exhibition
It’s not entirely clear which exhibition is included. Anyone wanting to be sure about Vasari can check here again.
Carlo Bilotti Museum
Magic Lantern: Photographs from the Valerio De Paolis Collection
until 6 September 2026
Casa di Goethe
NEWTON | GOETHE | GALILEO. Reflections by Mischa Kuball
until 4 October 2026
Castel Sant’Angelo
Panopliae. Sets of Arms. Weapons, Ingenuity, and Power
until 4 October 2026
Chiostro di Bramante
FLOWERS. Flowers in Art, from the Renaissance to the Virtual Age
Extended until 6 September 2026
What to expect?
A tribute to floral representations in art history. The exhibition showcases works from the Renaissance to digital art and explores how artists throughout the centuries have used flowers as symbols of beauty, transience, and emotion.
Colosseum
Troy and Rome: Myths, Legends and Stories from the Ancient Mediterranean
until 18 October 2026
The exhibition is included in the standard Colosseum admission ticket.
We’ve been there, and our full report will be available soon!
Tickets: official website
Or with our Agency (ab it more expensive)
Galleria Borghese
Metamorphoses
until 20 September 2026
What can you expect?
Over 80 masterpieces from the world’s leading museums will showcase works by Titian, Correggio, Cellini, Caravaggio, Rubens, Rodin, Brancusi, and Bourgeois. What connects them all? Each of them referenced Ovid—one of the greatest poets of antiquity—in their own time. The exhibition is a collaboration between the Rijksmuseum (on view until May 25, 2026) and the Galleria Borghese in Rome.
Galleria Corsini
Perspectives. Photographing the Palazzo Corsini
until 4 October 2026
Buy tickets (for Corsini and Palazzo Barberini)
Galleria d’Arte Moderna di Roma Capitale
GAM 100. A Century of Urban Galleries 1925–2025
until 11 October 2026
GNAM
Max Peiffer Watenphul, Bauhaus Painter
until 23 August 2026
Artist at GNAMC: Marinella Senatore, Protagonist 2026
until 31 December 2026
After a Work Trip. Fendi / Karl Lagerfeld 1985: FOLLOWING STEPS THROUGH THE WORK.
until 25 October 2026
House-Museum Boncompagni Ludovisi
Vanessa Noel – Dream Shoes
until 6 September 2026
Macro Museum
SHE DEVIL 14
until 30 August 2026
One, Five, Twelve. Eighty Years of the Strega Prize
until 30 August 2026
Hito Steyerl. Mechanical Kurds
until 30 August 2026
Amelia Rosselli, A Song in Her Space
until 30 August 2026
MAXXI
Andrea Pazienza: We Don’t Always Die
until 27 September 2026
Tragicomic. Perspectives on Italian Art from the Late 20th Century to the Present
until 20 September 2026
Proceeds: TAKK – Living Together
until 10 January 2027
The Large Glass
Until 25 October 2026
Creatures, Creators: Saint Francis and Contemporary Art
until 20 September 2026
Alberto Garutti: Installation
Until 10 October 2026
Architecture from Italy
until 15 November 2026
Ramak Fazel: Milan Unit
until 22 November 2026
Museo della Mura
Moto a luogo #2
The Academies of Fine Arts of Frosinone and Rome meet archaeology
until 4 October 2026
Museo dell’Arte Salvata
EGYPT – From the Nile to the Mediterranean. Oases and Desert in Roman Times.
until 15 November 2026
Museo delle Civiltà
Romania. The Representation of Identity through Folk Costumes in Art.
until 26 August 2026
Museo di Roma
Ettore Scola. We Never Left Each Other
until 13 September 2026
Museo di Roma in Trastevere
Rome by Night. Photographs by Hervé Gloaguen
until 6 September 2026
Along the Blue Highways
Photographs by Francesco Conversano
until 4 October 2026
New York by Matilde Damele
until 13 September 2026
Palazzo Barberini
A Vermeer at Palazzo Barberini: Woman in Blue Reading a Letter
until 11 October 2026
What to expect?
The exhibition features just a single painting—yet that is precisely what makes it so compelling. At its heart is Vermeer’s famous *Woman in Blue Reading a Letter*, arriving in Rome as a rare loan from the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. The masterpiece is accompanied by engaging multimedia stations that offer insights into Vermeer’s painting technique, the restoration of the work, and life in 17th-century Delft.
Palazzo Bonaparte
Novecento Italiano
until 23 August 2026
Marco Tamburro
until 23. August 2026
Palazzo Massimo
Sunken Memories. The Bronzes of the Valentinian Bridge
Extended until August 31, 2026
Villa Medici
Oracles Beyond the Sea
Exhibition of Villa Medici Fellows
until 7 September 2026
Villa Torlonia
Under a lucky star. The emblem of the Italian Republic in the papers of Paolo Paschetto
until 27 September 2026
WeGil
From Renoir to Picasso, from Miró to Fontana: 120 Masterpieces of 20th-Century Graphic Art
until 13 September 2026
Top 3 exhibitions
September 2026
Galleria Corsini
Perspectives. Photographing the Palazzo Corsini
until 4 October 2026
Buy tickets (for Corsini and Palazzo Barberini)
Macro Museum
Miriam Cahn, “What Looks at Me”
until November 15, 2026
WeGil
From Renoir to Picasso, from Miró to Fontana: 120 Masterpieces of 20th-Century Graphic Art
until 13 September 2026
other exhibitions
in September
Ara Pacis
Robert Mapplethorpe: The Forms of Beauty
until 4 October 2026
Exhibition Ticket on site!
Buy regular Pacis Tickets (without exhibition)
Baths of Diocletian
Rome Reflected in Coinage: Art and Power in the History of the Eternal City
until 27 September 2026
Capitolin Museums
Angels – Messengers, Protectors, and Guides, Sublime Beings from Antiquity to the Present
Ground Floor of the Palazzo dei Conservatori
until 1 November 2026
The colours of antiquity. The Santarelli Marbles in the Capitoline Museums
Clementine Palace
Until 30 April 2032 (not a typo 😀 )
Diego Rivera and the Emergence of Modern Art in 20th-Century Mexico
until 13 December 2026
The Unfinished: Between Poetry and Execution Technique
Art Gallery
Extended until 4 January 2027
Colossal 3D Statue of Constantine
Garden of Villa Caffarelli
until 31 December 2026
free admission
Buy tickets for exhibition
It’s not entirely clear which exhibition is included. Anyone wanting to be sure about Vasari can check here again.
Carlo Bilotti Museum
Magic Lantern: Photographs from the Valerio De Paolis Collection
until 6 September 2026
Casa di Goethe
NEWTON | GOETHE | GALILEO. Reflections by Mischa Kuball
until 4 October 2026
Castel Sant’Angelo
Panopliae. Sets of Arms. Weapons, Ingenuity, and Power
until 4 October 2026
Chiostro di Bramante
FLOWERS. Flowers in Art, from the Renaissance to the Virtual Age
Extended until 6 September 2026
What to expect?
A tribute to floral representations in art history. The exhibition showcases works from the Renaissance to digital art and explores how artists throughout the centuries have used flowers as symbols of beauty, transience, and emotion.
Colosseum
Troy and Rome: Myths, Legends and Stories from the Ancient Mediterranean
until 18 October 2026
The exhibition is included in the standard Colosseum admission ticket.
We’ve been there, and our full report will be available soon!
Tickets: official website
Or with our Agency (ab it more expensive)
Galleria Borghese
Metamorphoses
until 20 September 2026
What can you expect?
Over 80 masterpieces from the world’s leading museums will showcase works by Titian, Correggio, Cellini, Caravaggio, Rubens, Rodin, Brancusi, and Bourgeois. What connects them all? Each of them referenced Ovid—one of the greatest poets of antiquity—in their own time. The exhibition is a collaboration between the Rijksmuseum (on view until May 25, 2026) and the Galleria Borghese in Rome.
Galleria Corsini
Perspectives. Photographing the Palazzo Corsini
until 4 October 2026
Buy tickets (for Corsini and Palazzo Barberini)
Galleria d’Arte Moderna di Roma Capitale
GAM 100. A Century of Urban Galleries 1925–2025
until 11 October 2026
GNAM
Artist at GNAMC: Marinella Senatore, Protagonist 2026
until 31 December 2026
After a Work Trip. Fendi / Karl Lagerfeld 1985: FOLLOWING STEPS THROUGH THE WORK.
until 25 October 2026
House-Museum Boncompagni Ludovisi
Vanessa Noel – Dream Shoes
until 6 September 2026
Macro Museum
Miriam Cahn, “What Looks at Me”
until November 15, 2026
MAXXI
Andrea Pazienza: We Don’t Always Die
until 27 September 2026
Tragicomic. Perspectives on Italian Art from the Late 20th Century to the Present
until 20 September 2026
Proceeds: TAKK – Living Together
until 10 January 2027
Creatures, Creators: Saint Francis and Contemporary Art
until 20 September 2026
The Large Glass
Until 25 October 2026
Alberto Garutti: Installation
Until 10 October 2026
Architecture from Italy
until 15 November 2026
Ramak Fazel: Milan Unit
until 22 November 2026
Museo della Mura
Moto a luogo #2
The Academies of Fine Arts of Frosinone and Rome meet archaeology
until 4 October 2026
Museo dell’Arte Salvata
EGYPT – From the Nile to the Mediterranean. Oases and Desert in Roman Times.
until 15 November 2026
Museo di Roma
Ettore Scola. We Never Left Each Other
until 13 September 2026
Museo di Roma in Trastevere
Rome by Night. Photographs by Hervé Gloaguen
until 6 September 2026
Along the Blue Highways
Photographs by Francesco Conversano
until 4 October 2026
New York by Matilde Damele
until 13 September 2026
Palazzo Barberini
A Vermeer at Palazzo Barberini: Woman in Blue Reading a Letter
until 11 October 2026
What to expect?
The exhibition features just a single painting—yet that is precisely what makes it so compelling. At its heart is Vermeer’s famous *Woman in Blue Reading a Letter*, arriving in Rome as a rare loan from the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. The masterpiece is accompanied by engaging multimedia stations that offer insights into Vermeer’s painting technique, the restoration of the work, and life in 17th-century Delft.
Palazzo Bonaparte
Kandinsky
from 15 September 2026
Villa Medici
Oracles Beyond the Sea
Exhibition of Villa Medici Fellows
until 7 September 2026
Villa Torlonia
Under a lucky star. The emblem of the Italian Republic in the papers of Paolo Paschetto
until 27 September 2026
WeGil
From Renoir to Picasso, from Miró to Fontana: 120 Masterpieces of 20th-Century Graphic Art
until 13 September 2026
Top 3 Exhibitions
October 2026
Palazzo Barberini
A Vermeer at Palazzo Barberini: Woman in Blue Reading a Letter
until 11 October 2026
What to expect?
The exhibition features just a single painting—yet that is precisely what makes it so compelling. At its heart is Vermeer’s famous *Woman in Blue Reading a Letter*, arriving in Rome as a rare loan from the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. The masterpiece is accompanied by engaging multimedia stations that offer insights into Vermeer’s painting technique, the restoration of the work, and life in 17th-century Delft.
Ara Pacis
Robert Mapplethorpe: The Forms of Beauty
until 4 October 2026
Exhibition Ticket on site!
Buy regular Pacis Tickets (without exhibition)
Colosseum
Troy and Rome: Myths, Legends and Stories from the Ancient Mediterranean
until 18 October 2026
The exhibition is included in the standard Colosseum admission ticket.
We’ve been there, and our full report will be available soon!
Tickets: official website
Or with our Agency (ab it more expensive)
other exhibitions
in October
Ara Pacis
Robert Mapplethorpe: The Forms of Beauty
until 4 October 2026
Exhibition Ticket on site!
Buy regular Pacis Tickets (without exhibition)
Capitolin Museums
Angels – Messengers, Protectors, and Guides, Sublime Beings from Antiquity to the Present
Ground Floor of the Palazzo dei Conservatori
until 1 November 2026
The colours of antiquity. The Santarelli Marbles in the Capitoline Museums
Clementine Palace
Until 30 April 2032 (not a typo 😀 )
Diego Rivera and the Emergence of Modern Art in 20th-Century Mexico
until 13 December 2026
The Unfinished: Between Poetry and Execution Technique
Art Gallery
Extended until 4 January 2027
Colossal 3D Statue of Constantine
Garden of Villa Caffarelli
until 31 December 2026
free admission
Buy tickets for exhibition
It’s not entirely clear which exhibition is included. Anyone wanting to be sure about Vasari can check here again.
Casa di Goethe
NEWTON | GOETHE | GALILEO. Reflections by Mischa Kuball
until 4 October 2026
Castel Sant’Angelo
Panopliae. Sets of Arms. Weapons, Ingenuity, and Power
until 4 October 2026
Colosseum
Troy and Rome: Myths, Legends and Stories from the Ancient Mediterranean
until 18 October 2026
The exhibition is included in the standard Colosseum admission ticket.
We’ve been there, and our full report will be available soon!
Tickets: official website
Or with our Agency (ab it more expensive)
Galleria Corsini
Perspectives. Photographing the Palazzo Corsini
until 4 October 2026
Buy tickets (for Corsini and Palazzo Barberini)
Galleria d’Arte Moderna di Roma Capitale
GAM 100. A Century of Urban Galleries 1925–2025
until 11 October 2026
GNAM
Artist at GNAMC: Marinella Senatore, Protagonist 2026
until 31 December 2026
After a Work Trip. Fendi / Karl Lagerfeld 1985: FOLLOWING STEPS THROUGH THE WORK.
until 25 October 2026
Macro Museum
Miriam Cahn, “What Looks at Me”
until 15 November 2026
MAXXI
Sophie Calle: Weddings, Breakups, and Funerals Included
16 October 2026 to 7 February 2027
Proceeds: TAKK – Living Together
until 10 January 2027
The Large Glass
Until 25 October 2026
Alberto Garutti: Installation
Until 10 October 2026
Architecture from Italy
until 15 November 2026
Ramak Fazel: Milan Unit
until 22 November 2026
Museo della Mura
Moto a luogo #2
The Academies of Fine Arts of Frosinone and Rome meet archaeology
until 4 October 2026
Museo dell’Arte Salvata
EGYPT – From the Nile to the Mediterranean. Oases and Desert in Roman Times.
until 15 November 2026
Museo di Roma in Trastevere
Along the Blue Highways
Photographs by Francesco Conversano
until 4 October 2026
Palazzo Barberini
A Vermeer at Palazzo Barberini: Woman in Blue Reading a Letter
until 11 October 2026
What to expect?
The exhibition features just a single painting—yet that is precisely what makes it so compelling. At its heart is Vermeer’s famous *Woman in Blue Reading a Letter*, arriving in Rome as a rare loan from the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. The masterpiece is accompanied by engaging multimedia stations that offer insights into Vermeer’s painting technique, the restoration of the work, and life in 17th-century Delft.
Palazzo Bonaparte
Kandinsky
from 15 September 2026
Scuderie del Quirinale
PONTORMO (Renaissance and Mannerist painter Jacopo Pontormo)
8 October 2026 to 7 February 2027
Villa Medici
Soleil noir: Oil and Contemporary Art
9 October 2026 to 18 January 2027
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