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The Museo del Corso brings together two iconic locations in the heart of Rome:
Palazzo Sciarra Colonna, an 18th-century jewel designed by Luigi Vanvitelli, and Palazzo Cipolla, an elegant 19th-century building dedicated to major international exhibitions. Together, they form a unique museum complex where history, architecture, and art come together in a journey that changes with the current exhibitions.
Palazzo Sciarra Colonna
An ancient noble palace and home to the Fondazione Roma, it represents the heart of the Museum Complex.
Inside you will find:
Permanent Collection
Temporary Exhibition:Tribute to Carlo Maratti
Historical Archive: De arte pingendi
Vault and the Cardinal’s Apartments
Palazzo Cipolla
An 19th-century historic palace, it serves as the exhibition venue of the Museo del Corso – Museum Complex.
Inside you will find:
Temporary Exhibition:
Dalì. Revolution and Tradition
MUSEO DEL CORSO
Museum Complex
It was born from the Fondazione Roma’s desire to give the City a comprehensive museum institution, capable of placing the visitor at the center, in line with the principles of inclusion, commitment to the territory, and cultural promotion that have always guided the Foundation’s work within the community.
Palazzo Sciarra Colonna – Permanent Collection and Historical Archive
Palazzo Cipolla – Exhibition Venue