National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art (with kids)

Very interesting. Great value for money. Wish the exhibits were explained in at least one foreign language (such as English). It’d be great if the materials used were explained; this is particularly necessary for modern art which adopts very creative use of all sorts of materials.

My favourite Museum in Rome! So many great Artists and their works, I was amazed. For those who enjoy the Modern Art, this is where you want to go, when you are in Rome! Very friendly staff, calm and spacious Museum!

My experience was super nice. Of course it was also related to the price of 2 euros ( for 18-25 years old), which was amazing. I don't know if I would have paid 17 euros, but the fact that there was Klimt, Van Gogh and others really famous artists was amazing. A complete tour with a calm and careful peace took me around 1 hour and 30 minutes, and I then spent 30 minutes on the sofas at the exit co...

Really good modern art exhibits by a wide range of artists and styles from statues to abstract art to traditional wall art. There are many different themes from religion to social commentary, and philosophy. There are free lockers and free toilets as part of the ticket. However be aware that on the first Sunday when the tickets are free they still want you to book a slot through a QR code so mak...

A really well curated collection of late 19th century to contemporary art. The museum is spacious, cool and superbly arranged. Primary Italian art but a significant amount of top international works too. It was a wonderful break from the bustle of most of Rome. Unlike many attractions, there was no queue, you could get to all the works easily and the staff were very welcoming.