Rome Museums: Sovrintendenza Capitolina events (13–19 March 2026)

Rome Museums: Sovrintendenza Capitolina events (13–19 March 2026)

From Baroque printmaking to contemporary photography, the week of 13–19 March 2026 features presentations, guided tours and curated visits organized by the Sovrintendenza Capitolina. Below is a practical guide to the main initiatives, with times, venues and reservation notes.

• Friday 13 March, 17:00 – Museo di Roma at Palazzo Braschi: book presentation focused on Carlo Maratti and engraving, featuring the authors and expert speakers. Free entry in the Sala Tenerani.

• Friday 13 March, 11:30 – Fora of Caesar and Trajan (aMICi programme): visit with LIS interpreter tracing the archaeological area’s evolution. Meeting point at the entrance in Piazza Madonna di Loreto. Reservation required; places limited.

• Saturday 14 March, 10:00 and 11:00 – Casa Museo Alberto Moravia: guided tours of the writer’s penthouse, showcasing personal objects, artworks and traces of his travels. Reservation compulsory (limited availability).

• Saturday 14 March, 20:30 – Casa del Cinema (linked to the Carlo Bilotti exhibition): screening of Sean Baker’s The Florida Project. Tickets available at the box office or online.

• Sunday 15 March – Capitoline Museums, Villa Caffarelli: free guided tours of Greece in Rome in Italian (11:30) and English (16:30). Approximately 75-minute tours with immersive multimedia content. Reservation required; limited capacity.

• Until 15 March – Capitoline Museums, Palazzo Nuovo: last chance to see Cartier and the Myth, a comparison between Cartier creations and classical sculptures that influenced European taste.

• Sunday 15 March, 11:00 and 16:00 – Museo di Roma in Trastevere: guided visits to Cine de Papel. Cuban posters of Italian cinema led by Luigi Bardellotto. Reservation required; limited seats per session.

• Wednesday 18 March, 11:00 – Museo Carlo Bilotti, Aranciera di Villa Borghese: curator-led visit to Magic Lanterns. Photographs from the Valerio De Paolis collection. Reservation required; limited places.

• Thursday 19 March, 16:30 – Museo di Roma, Sala Tenerani: Roma Racconta… talk focused on the Estate Romana initiative by Renato Nicolini (free admission).

• Thursday 19 March, 17:00 – Museo di Roma in Trastevere: The Words of Women Writers, a lecture on Elsa Morante and a reassessment of La Storia more than fifty years after its publication (free entry in the multimedia room).

• Thursday 19 March, 18:00 – Trajan’s Markets, Museum of the Imperial Fora: guided itinerary to Constantin Brâncuşi. The Origins of the Infinite. Reservation required; limited capacity.

Practical information: many activities require booking by phone at 060608; places are limited for each session. For ticketed events and further details consult the hosting museum’s box office. Please arrive a few minutes before the scheduled start time.