The Renaissance palace housing the National Museum of Palazzo Venezia

Discover medieval and Renaissance art in a historic Roman palace.

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In short

What Palazzo Venezia is

Palazzo Venezia, located on Via del Plebiscito in Rome, is an impressive Renaissance building known for its rich and varied history. Originally built for Cardinal Pietro Barbo, who became Pope Paul II, the palace served as the Venetian embassy and later housed Austro-Hungarian diplomats. During the Fascist era, it became Benito Mussolini's headquarters, with his famous balcony overlooking the square for speeches.

Today, the palace is home to the National Museum of Palazzo Venezia, showcasing a vast collection of medieval and Renaissance art, sculptures, and weaponry. The collection spans from early Christian to Baroque art, with a focus on decorative and applied arts. Inside the palace, visitors can explore elegant courtyards and admire artworks ranging from Renaissance paintings to exquisite ceramics.

The palace's inner garden offers a tranquil oasis, perfect for a stroll or reading a book. Additionally, the admission ticket includes access to the Altare della Patria and the Museo Centrale del Risorgimento, along with a multimedia video on Ancient Rome and an audio guide app for panoramic views.

The tickets

Tickets for Palazzo Venezia

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Rome: Palazzo Venezia Reserved Entrance with Museum

Discover one of the most impressive Palaces in Rome!

36 €

Ticket details

What's included

  • Entrance to Venice Palace Museum
  • Entrance to Altare della Patria
  • Entrance to the Museum of the Risorgimento
  • Panoramic elevator entrance fee
  • Panoramic view audio guide app
  • 25-minute multimedia video about Ancient Rome
  • Hosted entry

Not included

  • Food and drinks
  • Guided tour
  • Audio guide for Venice Palace
  • Audio guide for Museum of the Risorgimento
  • Mobile ticket
  • Instant delivery
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How you visit

The visit

A visit to Palazzo Venezia takes about 40-50 minutes to explore the various collections and elegant courtyards. Admission tickets are valid for seven days and include access to several attractions, such as the Altare della Patria and the Museo Centrale del Risorgimento. Visitors can also enjoy a panoramic elevator and an audio guide app for a panoramic view.

The palace is easily accessible from Roma Termini via express bus 40 or bus 64, both stopping at Piazza Venezia. The location is central and makes a great starting point for exploring nearby historic sites like the Roman Forum and Capitoline Hill. The entrance and restrooms are wheelchair accessible.

When it opens

Opening hours

Monday 9:30–19:30
Tuesday 9:30–19:30
Wednesday 9:30–19:30
Thursday 9:30–19:30
Friday 9:30–19:30
Saturday 9:30–19:30
Sunday 9:30–19:30

Hours from the Google record, current as of publication.

The reviews

What visitors say

Many visitors appreciate the collection of small sculptures and weaponry, as well as the beauty and tranquility of the inner garden. Mussolini's balcony is often mentioned as a significant historical point of interest, evoking images of the dictator's speeches. The central location of Palazzo Venezia makes it an ideal starting point for exploring other historical attractions in Rome.

The location

Where it is

Via del Plebiscito, 118, 00186 Roma RM

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Photos by Salotto Doria, Kristie Garcia, Ristorante Plebiscito, Tigran Avet, Ted Teddy, ViVi - Piazza Venezia, Valentina M., Pietro Scerrato, Armin, Amministrazione Doria Pamphilj s.r.l., MOHAMED_SABRI HAFIDI, via Google.

Questions

Questions about visiting

How long does it take to visit Palazzo Venezia?

The visit takes about 40-50 minutes.

Does the ticket include other attractions?

Yes, it includes access to the Altare della Patria and the Museo Centrale del Risorgimento.

Is Palazzo Venezia wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the entrance and restrooms are wheelchair accessible.

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