La Boule In Roma

An excellent experience, full of important meanings for me. Giacomo provided wonderful service; he was attentive and kind. He explained the entire bag-making process, including finishing, accessories, and metalwork. I requested a free taxi; he was super quick and friendly, and arranged everything immediately. I bought two bags. I highly recommend it and I really want to come back.

The personal belongings and homes of Napoleon and his family are on display. The museum is free.

A free museum in the heart of Rome retracing Napoleon's history with Italy. From room to room, each more beautiful than the last, we discover the life of this family thanks to objects that belonged to them as well as magnificent engravings and paintings. Audio guides are available and explanatory plaques in different languages ​​are also displayed in the rooms. Also remember to look up because the ceilings are also a treat, as are the details of the frames, moldings, etc. It's still a shame that there is no small souvenir shop.

For those who love art, history is a must-see.

A small museum which is free to enter. Houses mainly portraits of the Bonaparte family and some brief history of their ruling of Italy, France (and Spain).

Interesting free museum, lots to see

The place is free to visit and has a restroom. You can walk through several rooms. I loved the furniture that was displayed, very majestic. It was a nice experience, seeing all the Napoleon statues and paintings. The woman at the front was nice and welcoming.

Free, nice place. Friendly staff

A free, well-maintained museum that tells a story that few people know. The story of the Bonaparte family and its Italian roots. The museum is relatively small, you can walk through it in 20 minutes and even read the story of the exhibits. The staff is friendly and will explain if you don't understand something. I recommend visiting this museum, especially since it's free.

For a small museum iutside Rome this was an interesting placeto visit. Free entry and very quiet.