National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art

Discover Italy's Most Celebrated Modern Art Collection
Step into a world where creativity knows no boundaries. The National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rome is a sanctuary for art lovers, housing one of the richest collections of Italian and international modern art in the country. From neoclassicism to futurism, expressionism to conceptual installations, the museum presents a breathtaking journey through time, emotion, and vision.

Whether you're drawn to the delicate brushstrokes of 19th-century realism or the radical experimentation of avant-garde movements, this museum offers something for every curious mind. Stroll through majestic halls lined with sculptures, paintings, and multimedia works that reflect over two centuries of artistic innovation.

Highlights

• Explore works by iconic Italian artists like Giorgio de Chirico and Giacomo Balla

• Admire pieces by international masters such as Klimt, Cézanne, and Mondrian

• Understand the evolution of Italian modernism through curated collections

• Stroll through grand halls and contemporary exhibition spaces

• Perfect for art lovers and cultural explorers visiting Rome

Must Know

• The museum is located in the elegant Villa Borghese district

• Open Tuesday to Sunday, from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM (last admission at 6:30 PM)

• Closed on Mondays

• Allow 1.5 to 2 hours for a comfortable visit

This is not an entry ticket – this product provides a digital visitor guide to help you prepare your visit and make the most of your experience.