Another beautiful historical building full of Roman knowledge that you can only but admire! Very well organised! I noticed this theme in Rome - everything runs smoothly. It held a lot of original historical artefacts, too. Our favourite was the view from the top, the room with guns and the Pope's bedroom! Cons: I asked at reception if it was disabled friendly, they said yes. Once I was inside , no lifts were working, apparently. There is a lot of walking and a lot of stairs. I really struggled and didn't get any help. Once inside, you are left on your own to do as you please. The few people that I saw there didn't speak English. This was my least favourite activity in Rome.

Interesting history over the centuries. Combines imposing physical presence - former fortress - with exhibits on related and mostly unrelated topics (Marcello Mastroianni, the actor!)

Absolutely great museum, which is “luckily” missed by the masses. Great collection, nicely displayed, and in an awesome building. Nice and quiet, and learned more of the Etruscans to appreciate them more. And now I’m interested in more of their history, which is the main goal of a museum. All considered a under appreciated gem in Rome.

The view from the clock tower was amazing. Tour guide Alex explained in great detail of how the clock worked, along with the relationship between the three Kings and Gabriel. He had also told us about the history behind them. We enjoyed his company, and had a great time.

No line to skip. This is a scam! Don’t buy this trip! Scam, swindle, conman, chizler , grifter, misquoted, ripoff artist! No, no,no!

A sparkling 2 floor museum displaying the history of Murano Glass. Located on the canal near vaporetto. Museum shop offers made in Murano ( not China) pieces as well.

This place was incredible. Not just the armor and weapons from ancient times, but tapestries, clothing, and even Egyptian mummies! There's so much to see, and its all beautifully displayed

It's well worth a visit. One of the best sites to see in Rome, a city where there are many upon many sites to see. Get a ticket in advance. We had to wait three days for tickets.

Inside you can see a part on the floor, all rooms and walls are empty. There are a few frescos in a main chapel. There are several terracotta bottles or floor ceramics. Don't waist €7 tickets and yours time.

This was an amazing experience. A must see for any history lover. My husband and I stayed about 3 hours but could easily have stayed longer. The museum is very well laid out and quite reasonably priced. Highly recommended.

Really nice views of the city. The castle itself is also interesting. We get there waking from the Spagnoli Quartieri but you can take the funicolare if you prefer not to climb!

This may have been the most opulent yet tasteful house we have ever visited. We have traveled for 50 years seeing Versailles numerous country houses in England, château in France. other houses in other countries, including a Newport, Rhode Island USA. They all are obviously homes of rich people with way too much money to spend. However, in this case, the money was very well. Spent with an emphasis on good taste as well. We hart ally recommend this on visit to Rome if it all possible.

The castle was impressive. Loved the views from the top! There is construction going on but it didnt impede our fun! Very beautiful sights of the city.

Absolutely gorgeous home with artwork and garden landscape. What a magnificent galleria to explore. Guides inside were knowledgeable and answered our many questions.

Wander for hours through this wonderful castle. A must for fans of 'Tosca', you can feel the history of this place as you walk from level to level, enjoying the incredible views out over the city. Spectacular1