Il Caffe di Cinecitta In Roma

We're left a little hungry after visiting Cinecittà. The exhibition is static and the visitor remains passive.

Summer 2024, wandering around Rome hunting for famous film locations. What are you doing? Aren't you going to Cinecittà? A wonderful experience, paying homage to arthouse cinema and the sets of beloved TV series. At the end of the tour, won't you buy a memorabilia? I bought a CIAK... Knowledgeable and extremely kind staff. Highly recommended!

Although it is a bit abandoned, the place has quite a few interesting things to see for someone who likes cinema. It could be much better. Too bad. I liked it quite a bit!

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Private party inside the Ancient Rome studios, beautiful

Cinecittà, It's coming back newer than ever, under construction

While on vacation in Rome, looking for unique activities and tours, we came across this rather unusual tour. Initially, we hesitated to go because of the many negative reviews… But being film enthusiasts, we were finally tempted. From the moment we arrived, the welcome was very pleasant: a woman greeted us with a smile, speaking perfect French. She immediately explained what there was to see and what wasn't accessible that day—including some of the life-size sets, which were only open on certain days of the week. Once inside, we started with the costume room, probably the most interesting part! There were also film sets: this section was truly amazing. The immersive experience with a green screen was very fun and allowed us to better understand the post-production process in film. The tour ends on the set of the American submarine S-33, built for the film U-571 by director Jonathan Mostow—a truly impressive moment. In another building, there were statues and film set pieces, but this part unfortunately lacked explanations. It's a shame, because we didn't always know what we were looking at. We were also able to enter sets of houses that, from the outside, looked real, but inside, we discovered they were simply facades. It was a striking discovery, very impressive and pleasant. On the other hand, some elements were less successful: some sets were simply placed outside, without any real staging. The carriage, for example, was magnificent but very poorly positioned, which made it difficult to take proper photos. The museum itself was quite strange. It didn't seem particularly focused on cinema, or at least gave the impression of repeating the same things from one room to the next. I don't particularly recommend this part. A nice visit overall, but a little expensive for my taste for what there is to see. We should either lower the prices or enrich the experience with more modernity and content for it to be truly perfect. To remember: a nice museum, but which clearly lacks modernity. On vacation in Rome, I decided to visit this museum dedicated to the cinema, incuriosity without exception and contrasting comments. The accoglienza è stata ottima, con spiegazioni chiare en francese. The costume room is the most interesting part, but I set cinematography and hope with the green screen, very entertaining. It sets the base of U-571 in a very impressive state. There are, perhaps, no sights and no sights visible. The comprehensive museum is a curio of my small interest, and some elements were poorly valued. A beautiful hope, but the price is just what you come on offer. Museo simpatico, ma manca chiaramente di modernità.

A unique experience. Finding yourself immersed in the cradle of the most iconic and timeless films is an experience that I highly recommend to everyone. Inside Cinecittà you have the opportunity to experience pieces of television history, thanks to the stand dedicated not only to registers but also to film scenes such as the set of the series "A Doctor in the Family". You also have the opportunity to try dubbing a film and admire the clothes used by the actors

Great to be able to see some sets from the films and original costumes.

The house of "A Doctor in the Family" (obviously it's just a facade, the interiors were shot separately). Cinecittà Studios.