La Boule In Roma

To do if you are in the area! Free entry

Excellent museum. Very well laid out

Free to enter. You can have a nice 15-30 minutes visit.

Small museum in a beautiful historic building. A very pleasant visit and the absence of large crowds allows you to focus carefully and calmly on the pieces on display and fully appreciate them.

Museum to visit. In an excellent location, easily reachable by public transport and with free entry.

Personally, my favorite furniture styles are Empire style, Neoclassicism, and Art Deco. This museum has a lot of Empire-style furniture, and many knick-knacks you'll want to copy right away. It's a free museum, and it's not far from Castel Sant'Angelo, the Vatican, and the city center, so it's a highly recommended museum. If you watch it quickly, it will take about 30 minutes.

Truly very beautiful, I highly recommend the visit, for valuable elements. In favor of the fact that it is included, together with other museums, among the FREE MUSEUMS OF ROME. With reference to this, I recommend that the operators present on site (I don't personally know whether they are employees of the Municipality of Rome or of another body), should be a little more prepared in this regard, as by asking for information on the other free museums in the area, we were reported that there were none in the area or that they were far away, while the Giovanni Baracco Museum of Ancient Sculpture is a 10-minute walk away, also free and truly beautiful. A slightly more open and interested vision of one's work wouldn't be bad 😉

Excellent museum! I recommend visiting it!

Rooms full of busts, paintings and descriptive tables, which perfectly summarize the parable of the twenty-year Napoleonic period from Ajaccio to Sant'Elena, passing through the imperial years, without neglecting the consequences that those years and that experience then determined both for Italy than for the rest of Europe.

Italy tour is on the must-see list