Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, located near Termini train station, is home to one of the world's most significant collections of Classical art. This impressive museum spans four levels, displaying sculptures, mosaics, frescoes, and busts that vividly illustrate the everyday life and culture of the ancient world over several centuries.

During this 2-hour small-group tour, enjoy skip-the-line access to the National Roman Museum and explore its standout treasures. Among the highlights are the ‘Boxer at Rest’, a stunning bronze statue from the 4th century BCE, and the ‘Discus Thrower’, a marble sculpture inspired by a 5th-century BCE bronze masterpiece. Another must-see is the intriguing ‘Sleeping Hermaphrodite’, a sculpture that captures a figure seemingly feminine in repose, with the rear view provocatively showcasing feminine curves, inviting reflection on beauty and identity in ancient art.

On the fourth floor, step into the richly decorated rooms of Empress Livia, the wife of Emperor Augustus. These rooms feature stunning frescoes, including a garden scene painted with extraordinary detail, showcasing a variety of plant species that once adorned the walls of her villa.

This tour is perfect for those who love ancient art and provides a delightful alternative on rainy days or a cool retreat during Rome's scorching summer. Whether you're seeking history, art, or a quiet escape, this museum promises a truly enriching experience.