National Roman Museum

The National Roman Museum, located in Rome, Italy, is a major archaeological museum dedicated to ancient Roman art and culture. It houses an extensive collection of sculptures, frescoes, coins, and artifacts from Rome's history, spanning from the earliest days to the fall of the Empire. The museum is spread across multiple sites, including the Baths of Diocletian and Palazzo Massimo. It offers visitors a glimpse into Roman daily life, religion, and artistry, showcasing the achievements of one of history’s most influential civilizations. It’s a valuable resource for understanding Rome's profound impact on art and culture.