Located at the top of the Capitoline Hill, a symbolic site in Rome, the Musei Capitolini (Capitoline museums) are more than five centuries old and house one of the richest art collections in Italy.

The works with unconfirmed authorship by the artist have been included in a Michelangelo exhibition at the Capitoline Museums in Rome and are inciting debate over issues of attribution.

If you love ancient Roman history, the Capitoline Museums are a must-visit. They are home to many important artifacts from Rome's past that you can't find anywhere else, including collections of ...

About nine miles outside the center of Rome, these sites draw only ... While the Vatican Museums may be more famous, the Capitoline Museums atop the Capitoline Hill are actually the oldest public ...

Rome was the largest metropolis the world ... Today, the Campidoglio is dominated by the renovated Capitoline Museums, twin Renaissance palaces facing a piazza designed by Michelangelo.

Luckily, Rome has priceless art and artifacts around every corner. Here are five popular attractions that are worth visiting, and five you might want to skip. The Capitoline Museums offer plenty ...

Anyone who has seen the current exhibition devoted to Leonardo in London’s National Gallery may wonder if the artist celebrated in Rome is ... at the top of the Capitoline Museums, was a mystery ...

The crumbling yet still magnificent Ancient Rome is at the center of the city ... When you've finished touring the nearby Capitoline Museum (Musei Capitolini), make sure to check out the ...

is one of the most touristy spots in Rome. In this elegant place, designed by Michelangelo at the request of Pope Paul III, who wanted to impress Emperor Charles V during his visit in 1538, you’ll ...

Beginning in the Renaissance, locals affixed verses protesting various societal ills to six sculptures scattered across the Italian city Elizabeth Djinis - History Correspondent A grand tour of ...

Twombly is in the courtyard of Rome's Capitoline Museum, standing beside a colossal finger once belonging to a statue of the emperor Constantine. (Robert Rauschenberg Foundation/Museum of Fine ...

It was a replica of the Capitoline Wolf found in the Capitoline Museum in Rome. The she-wolf was a gift from the city of Rome and Benito Mussolini in 1931. Despite a $50,000 reward offered for any ...