Delve into the rich history and art of Roman antiquity with a small-group tour of the Capitoline Museums, guided by a passionate local expert. Explore an impressive collection of sculptures, historic artifacts, jewels, coins, and paintings by masters like Tintoretto, Rubens, and Caravaggio. This immersive experience takes you through centuries of Roman artistry and culture, offering unique insights into the Eternal City’s past.

The tour begins at the entrance of the Capitoline Museums, located in the stunning square designed by Michelangelo. Here, you’ll encounter masterpieces like the Spinario, a bronze statue of a boy removing a thorn from his foot, and the iconic bronze she-wolf nursing Romulus and Remus, symbols of Rome's legendary foundation. On the museum's second floor, explore the Pinacoteca, home to the oldest public painting collection in Rome, showcasing works by Titian, Tintoretto, and Rubens, alongside breathtaking frescoes and statues from the Renaissance and Baroque periods.

Descending to the ground floor, admire the original equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius before crossing an underground tunnel to the museum's new wing, where you’ll enjoy a panoramic view of the Roman Forum. This section houses a treasure trove of Roman history, including statues, busts, and mosaics. Don’t miss Marforio, one of Rome’s famous “talking statues” that once served as a medium for public commentary. This tour is a must for lovers of ancient art and history, offering a comprehensive and unforgettable exploration of Rome’s artistic legacy.