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4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Martin Trawinski (3 months ago)
The museum makes space for the altar inside, but the building itself seems in poor condition and is not an architectural masterpiece by Richard Meier as other buildings are. The controversy around it seems well deserved - but you can see most of the exhibition from the outside, which is a big plus. Good to walk past by!
The museum makes space for the altar inside, but the building itself seems in poor condition and is not an architectural masterpiece by Richard Meier as other buildings are. The controversy around it seems well deserved - but you can see most of the exhibition from the outside, which is a big plus. Good to walk past by!
Parveen Sikand (3 months ago)
The exhibition on Greek & Roman Theatre was very informative & very well put together. The museum on the upper level is very dramatic where a modern building houses Augustus Caesar's altar to peace.
The exhibition on Greek & Roman Theatre was very informative & very well put together. The museum on the upper level is very dramatic where a modern building houses Augustus Caesar's altar to peace.
random User (7 months ago)
Took a trip here on a Sunday just as it opened, quite a few areas explore. May take 30 mins to an hour if you go at a fairly slow pace. Fantastic preservation shown here. Fairly well air conditioned and cooler on the lower level if you fancy a chill out on the bench. Toilets on the lower floor with lift and stair access. Was able to buy tickets to the museum on the door.
Took a trip here on a Sunday just as it opened, quite a few areas explore. May take 30 mins to an hour if you go at a fairly slow pace. Fantastic preservation shown here. Fairly well air conditioned and cooler on the lower level if you fancy a chill out on the bench. Toilets on the lower floor with lift and stair access. Was able to buy tickets to the museum on the door.
Luis (8 months ago)
The Ara Pacis Museum in Rome is centered around the meticulously preserved Ara Pacis, an ancient altar dedicated to Pax, the Roman goddess of peace. This archaeological treasure, encased within a modern glass and white marble structure, provides a profound connection to Rome's imperial past, illustrating the city’s enduring reverence for art and history. #AraPacis #RomanHistory #MuseumVisit #AncientRome #ArtAndCulture
The Ara Pacis Museum in Rome is centered around the meticulously preserved Ara Pacis, an ancient altar dedicated to Pax, the Roman goddess of peace. This archaeological treasure, encased within a modern glass and white marble structure, provides a profound connection to Rome's imperial past, illustrating the city’s enduring reverence for art and history. #AraPacis #RomanHistory #MuseumVisit #AncientRome #ArtAndCulture
D Kovacova (2 years ago)
Absolutely stunning (even though it's facing the wrong direction after moving and reassembly). Love the glass wall facing the Mausoleum, which gives the altar a lot more context. Info boards give a lot of information. Staff are great at being present while tucked away from visitors' cameras. I was here on a day when entry was free and I was very surprised that the place wasn't too busy as so many people in comments are moaning about the entry fee
Absolutely stunning (even though it's facing the wrong direction after moving and reassembly). Love the glass wall facing the Mausoleum, which gives the altar a lot more context. Info boards give a lot of information. Staff are great at being present while tucked away from visitors' cameras. I was here on a day when entry was free and I was very surprised that the place wasn't too busy as so many people in comments are moaning about the entry fee
