Top Museums in Rome

If you're a fan of photography, don't forget to bring your camera. The light coming through the oculus is just breathtaking! Just watch out for the crowds around that spot, it's easy to get bumped when you least expect it.

I suggest keeping an eye on any temporary exhibits or events that might be happening during your visit. I found a really interesting photography exhibit when I was there, which made the trip even better!

My advice is to grab a quick coffee or snack at one of the nearby cafes before entering. The museum itself doesn’t have much in terms of food options, so plan ahead!

Make sure to check out the gardens after your visit. It's quiet and beautiful – a perfect spot to relax.

Try to visit on a weekday, preferably around 2 PM. Fewer crowds made the experience way better than my friend's weekend visit.

Plan for about 2-3 hours, and do grab an audio guide. It really adds to the experience, and you won’t miss out on key info!

Look out for the little corners with installations—it’s easy to overlook them, but I found some hidden gems there that really enhanced my experience.

Plan to spend at least 2 hours here. I went in thinking an hour would be enough, but I ended up rushing through and wishing I had more time to explore everything!

I suggest you buy your tickets online to skip the long lines! I did this and it saved me so much time, especially during the busy weekends

I recommend visiting on a weekday, especially Tuesdays or Wednesdays. It’s way less crowded, and you can really enjoy the exhibits at your own pace.

My advice is to plan at least three hours for your visit. There’s so much to see, and you’ll want to take it all in without rushing around.