Il Caffe di Cinecitta In Roma

Unique. Movie lovers will certainly enjoy the museum, but there's no access to sets o studios... I visited during a March 2024 weekend, so was able to visit (good guided tour) the Rome set.

Beautiful experience, beautiful place, well-kept and rich in the history of Italian and international cinema, beautiful stable outdoor sets, very good guide, beautiful permanent exhibitions where you can see many stage costumes from many Colossal films from the past including Elizabeth's dresses Taylor in Cleopatra. The only flaw is that the visit does not include entry into any studio... and the cost of the ticket is a little excessive.

Je voelt hier echt nog de geest van Fellini rondwaren.

Guided tour of the Ancient Rome set, created in 2004 for the Rome series and also used for other national and international productions. It is a large open-air SET consisting of the Forum area with some buildings of ancient Rome, including the Basilica Giulia, the Curia, the Tribune of the Rostra, the Temple of Venus, a Roman road. The very interesting visit, made with a guide from the Education Department, allows us to understand the scenographic and artisanal work that lies behind the creation of a set and to touch the materials firsthand. You can independently visit the exhibition itineraries of the exhibition, which tell the story of Cinecittà's production since 1937, the large landscape park, with natural and non-natural plants, scenographic statues used for major films, a production area made up of sound stages and outdoor set, for example that of A doctor in the family.

A journey into the dream of cinema, walking through the streets of ancient Rome and Fellini's Rimini. A guided tour that deserves five stars, excellent organization and an excellent guide.

Cultural recreational space for film lovers. Something careless.

Il parco è molto carino ma non offre niente di eclatante.

Biglietto d'ingresso 10 euro, lato negativo non si possono visitare i set attuali ma il lato positivo è un tuffo di 1 oretta buona nella storia del cinema italiano! Credo dovrebbero renderlo più interessante per I ragazzi mostrando qualcosa di più recente e questo discorso spazia dai film, registi e attori alle tecniche di ripresa attuali. Resta un museo del cinema a tutti gli effetti e questo ha un grande valore dal punto di vista storico culturale. Ci si arriva molto facilmente con la metro linea rossa direzione Anagnina ed è la penultima fermata. Come si esce dalle scale della metro sulla sinistra c'è l'ingresso a Cinecitta'.

Visite fin octobre: nous avons compris sur place qu'on ne peut voir aucun studio ou décor de tournage à cette époque de l'année car des productions sont en cours donc les zones sont fermées au public. Reste ainsi une expo bien faite et intéressante (nous y avons passé plus de 2h) mais qui pourrait presque se tenir telle quelle dans n'importe quel autre lieu du monde. Une expérience déconnectée du lieu donc... C'est dommage et frustrant malgré la qualité de la démarche d'exposition. Je pense que si l'on n'a que quelques jours à passer à Rome ce n'est pas forcément la priorité...