Wax museum featuring historical figures and celebrities in Rome

Explore wax statues of famous and historical figures.

3.6 Rating out of 5
2.395 Reviews on Google
10 € From a ticket
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Una persona con lunghi capelli bianchi e barba si trova accanto a un dipinto della Monna Lisa su un cavalletto in casa.

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In short

What Museo delle Cere di Roma is

The Museo delle Cere di Roma is located in Piazza dei Santi Apostoli, in the heart of Rome. It is renowned for housing the third-largest collection of wax statues in the world. Visitors can admire a wide range of figures, from historical figures to modern celebrities. Among the subjects on display are pop culture icons, religious figures, and ancient Romans.

The museum is housed in a historic building and offers a unique experience with its realistic figures. The statues are arranged in various rooms, each with a specific theme, such as an American diner with Hollywood stars. Additionally, the museum features QR codes that provide an interactive experience, although they do not always work correctly.

The museum is wheelchair accessible and has accessible restrooms. It is easily reachable due to its central location and is close to several tourist attractions such as the Galleria Colonna and Palazzo Odescalchi.

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Tickets for Museo delle Cere di Roma

How you visit

The visit

A visit to the Museo delle Cere di Roma can be completed in about 45 minutes, although visitors may choose to spend more time admiring the statues and taking photographs. There is no need to book in advance, but tickets can be purchased at the entrance.

The statues are arranged in various themed rooms, and visitors can freely explore the museum. Some statues date back to the museum's opening in 1958, and are clearly marked. No guide is included with the ticket, but QR codes are available to provide additional information on some figures.

The museum is easily accessible for wheelchair users, with appropriate entrances and restrooms. Its central location in Rome makes it easy to access by public transport.

When it opens

Opening hours

Monday 9:00–21:00
Tuesday 9:00–21:00
Wednesday 9:00–21:00
Thursday 9:00–21:00
Friday 9:00–21:00
Saturday 9:00–21:00
Sunday 9:00–21:00

Hours from the Google record, current as of publication.

The reviews

What visitors say

Many visitors appreciate the variety of wax figures on display, which include both historical figures and modern celebrities. Some find the experience particularly entertaining thanks to the interactive QR codes, even if they do not always work as expected. The museum's central location is often cited as a benefit, making it easy to visit for those in Rome.

The location

Where it is

P.za dei Santi Apòstoli, 68/A, 00187 Roma RM

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Questions

Questions about visiting

How long does a visit to the museum take?

The visit can take about 45 minutes, but it depends on how much time you want to spend.

Is the museum accessible for wheelchair users?

Yes, the museum has accessible entrances and restrooms.

Are guides available during the visit?

No guides are included, but there are QR codes for additional information.

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