Il Caffe di Cinecitta In Roma

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

Great place to learn about cinema and it's vast history

Good to know: exploring the studios is impossible apart from a guided tour for the “Ancient Rome” route which has not been tested! There remains the very nice museum and its rather well-stocked shop! Visit made on a Saturday morning, there was no one there! The negative point: a security guard at the entrance who persists for long minutes with his translator on his smartphone to find out if you have reserved or not! Very painful :-((

An unforgettable experience for those who enter this immense area for the first time. From the green area where you enter to the Cinecittà warehouses and finally a reconstruction of a small town in ancient Rome. Afterwards, on the left side of the internal Cinecittà area you enter a museum with photos, objects, cinema tools, clothes, photos, films, and finally a classroom of the interior of a submarine from the film U571. Then we come to the souvenir.

Interesting experience in the historic place of Italian cinema.

Fantastic! Italian skill is also best expressed in the cinematographic field. The whole world turns in Cinecitta! The studies are a known pride, appreciated throughout the world. A visit not to be missed: suitable for all ages!!!

For €20 in total you can take a one-hour guided tour of the Ancient Rome set (unfortunately for several valid reasons the only set available to the public), then you can spend as much time as you want visiting the other two buildings with exhibitions relating to the Backstage and Fellini. Also, you can visit the MIAC museum; There's a flaw here: the MIAC museum is large and has some displays that I admit moved me, but... the audio of one video out of three didn't work. It would be better to check and do maintenance more often.

I find Cinecittà's exhibition initiative great. I took the tickets with a guided tour and it was very interesting to visit the interior and listen to the guide's explanations. There is always something to learn. It's also great to see the behind-the-scenes details of some of the sets built. Unfortunately, the studios cannot be visited inside because they perhaps contain sets from films in production and therefore to avoid any spoilers it is not possible to enter but it is still nice to visit us.

It is worth a visit to the beautiful exhibitions where you can dive into the world of Italian cinema of the last 70 years. Compliments!!