National Museum of Palazzo Venezia

The National Museum of Palazzo Venezia in Rome is a historic building that once served as the papal residence and later as a royal palace. Today, it functions as a museum showcasing an extensive collection of art, sculptures, and decorative objects from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. The palace's architecture features impressive Renaissance and Baroque elements, and visitors can explore its grand halls, art galleries, and the famous Loggia di Amboise. The museum offers insights into Italy’s artistic, political, and cultural history, making it a significant destination for understanding Rome’s rich heritage.