Tours and Tickets to Experience Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome (MACRO)

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Standard tickets for the Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome cost €6, with discounts available for kids and seniors. Children aged six and under, and visitors with disabilities plus their companion, enter for free. You can reserve your tickets online or buy them on-site.

The Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome is open from Tuesday–Sunday from 12pm–7pm, with the last entry 30 minutes before closing. Plan to spend about an hour touring the museum’s collection dedicated to 20th- and 21st-century art and architecture—or longer if you’d like to visit the on-site bookstore or restaurant.

Yes, the Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome is accessible for visitors using wheelchairs. The attraction has elevators, accessible restrooms, and free wheelchairs for rent. Staff members are available to assist with accessing different areas of the museum.

Castro Pretorio is the closest metro station to the Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome, about 15 minutes away on foot. Alternatively, buses 38, 80, and 89 all stop on Via Nizza just outside the museum, or you can walk there from some attractions, including the Borghese Gallery, within 15 minutes.

The Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome is a 15-minute walk from the Borghese Gallery, which features works by Caravaggio and Raphael. Surrounding the gallery is Villa Borghese, a public park with fountains, sculptures, and museums. Also nearby is Villa Torlonia, Mussolini’s former residence that’s now part of a museum complex with gardens and art galleries.