Exhibitions to see in Rome on May 9–10, 2026
The weekend of Saturday May 9 and Sunday May 10, 2026 is a good opportunity to visit shows that are ending soon and to discover new museum projects. Below is a practical overview of the main exhibitions with dates, ticket notes and logistics tips.
Featured exhibitions
- MACRO – "Abitare le rovine del presente": last day Sunday May 10, 2026. Check the museum website for current opening hours and entry rules.
- Musei Capitolini – "Vasari e Roma": on view until May 12, 2026. Free admission for residents; standard or reduced fares for non-residents.
- MUCIV – Museum of Civilizations – "Le fiabe sono vere": extended until May 24, 2026; other temporary projects continue until the end of June.
- Palazzo Braschi (Museum of Rome) – "It's Happening Again" by Adrian Tranquilli: free entry for residents until May 24, 2026.
- Museo del Genio – Robert Doisneau retrospective: on display until July 19, 2026; extended hours on Saturdays and Sundays (until 20:00).
- Museo di Roma in Trastevere – "Roma di notte: Hervé Gloaguen": free entry for residents until September 6, 2026.
Other recommended shows
- Palazzo Merulana – "Scuola Italiana" by Nicola Pucci: on until July 5, 2026.
- Museo Storico della Fanteria – "The Last Matisse in Rome": until June 28, 2026.
- MAXXI – "The Large Glass": on view until October 25, 2026.
- Museo Carlo Bilotti – "Lanterne magiche": running until September 6, 2026.
Practical tips for planning
- Free admission for residents: many civic museums in Rome offer free entry to local residents and to the Metropolitan City; bring a document proving residency.
- Tickets and opening times: some exhibitions require an admission fee. Always check the museum's official site for up-to-date schedules and any possible extensions.
- Getting around: most venues are accessible by bus, tram and metro; check the recommended lines for each museum to optimize travel time.
- Outdoor options: combine museum visits with a walk through the Roseto dell'Aventino or nearby historical sites to enrich your weekend.
Final note
Before you go, verify ticket availability and opening hours online: weekend schedules can change and some exhibitions may have special opening times. Residents should carry an ID proving residence to take advantage of free access to civic collections.
Where it is
Location: V. Nizza, 138, 00198 Roma RM, Italia
Coordinates: 41.9130516, 12.5031409
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