Parco Della Musica is a public music complex that features a futuristic concert structure with three auditoriums. Each auditorium resembles a pod, and hosts various art events. The complex also contains a small archaeology museum.
A museum of classical Roman art and archaeology set in a twentieth-century power plant. The novelty of ancient art juxtaposed with modern industrial architecture will not disappoint. A bit tricky to get to, but worth the effort.
Lorcan O'Neill's white exhibition space is a perfect contrast to the gallery's Renaissance-style housing. Artists are exhibited irrespective of artform or theme - O'Neill, foremost, places value on the creators themselves.
An underappreciated gem. Located on a side street, and filled with contemporary art from both young international artists and established Italian names. Features artwork by the likes of Margrét H. Blöndal and Marisa Merz.
Art gallery dedicated to the artistic lowbrow movement. Features works such as Martina Scorcucchi's 1930's-inspired exoticism photography. Also, the on-site mixology bar is a refreshment spot favored by the neighborhood's locals.
A great, and more central, alternative to the crowded Vatican Museums. The Capitoline features some of the most famous sculptures of Roman antiquity, portrait busts by Bernini, and painting galleries on the top floor.
Ara Pacis means "Altar of Peace" and was commissioned to honor Emperor Augustus. The dedication took place in 9 BCE. The museum, designed by Richard Meier, houses just the altar, a marvel of ancient architecture and relief sculpture.
A beautifully preserved cloister with an inner courtyard. Amongst other things, the multipurpose space presents a variety of cultural and artistic exhibitions. Visitors can also enjoy the café and bistro inside.
Palazzo Altemps is a museum about art collecting, preserving a Renaissance family's acquisitions of Classical Roman art. It is known for sculpture, but the palace, which was once a residence, is adorned throughout with stunning frescoes.
Italy's first public institution devoted to contemporary art. Whilst exhibiting a contemporary expression, the Maxxi also seeks to promote cultural innovation and artistic experimentation. The building itself was designed by Zaha Hadid.
Founded in 1970 with the express purpose of creating a space for experimental art forms, Sala 1 continues its legacy to this day. The non-profit exhibits work from across the world, and looks for pieces with an innovative slant.
