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The Art of Empire: Private Tour of Palazzo Massimo & Baths of Diocletian
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The Art of Empire: Private Tour of Palazzo Massimo & Baths of Diocletian

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3 hour(s)
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Rome, Italy

Explore two of Rome’s finest yet least crowded museums

See world-renowned Roman sculptures and exquisite frescoes

Learn about imperial daily life, religion, and craftsmanship

Visit the largest Roman bath complex ever built

Admire Michelangelo’s designed Renaissance cloister

Perfect for travelers seeking depth, beauty, and calm

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Discover one of Rome’s most extraordinary—and often overlooked—museum experiences with this private guided tour of Palazzo Massimo alle Terme and the ancient Baths of Diocletian. Just steps from Termini Station yet worlds away from the crowds, these sites provide a refined journey into the art, daily life, and grandeur of imperial Rome. Begin at Palazzo Massimo, a 19th-century palace now home to the National Roman Museum’s most precious treasures. With your expert private guide, explore masterpieces of Roman sculpture, portraiture, jewelry, coins, and domestic decoration. Admire the famous Boxer at Rest, the moving Sleeping Hermaphroditus, and the astonishingly preserved frescoes from the Villa of Livia, which recreate an imperial garden in vivid color.

Next, walk just a few minutes to the nearby Baths of Diocletian, once the largest public baths in the Roman world. Now part of the National Museum, this monumental complex reveals the scale and ingenuity of Roman engineering while housing beautifully displayed inscriptions, sarcophagi, and architectural features in a space redesigned by Michelangelo. This 3-hour private tour perfectly blends archaeology, art history, and architectural wonder, offering an immersive experience ideal for travelers eager to explore Rome beyond the usual sights.

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The Art of Empire: Private Tour of Palazzo Massimo & Baths of Diocletian
The Art of Empire: Private Tour of Palazzo Massimo & Baths of Diocletian
The Art of Empire: Private Tour of Palazzo Massimo & Baths of Diocletian
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The Art of Empire: Private Tour of Palazzo Massimo & Baths of Diocletian

Discover the wonders of Rome, Italy with this unforgettable experience. Discover one of Rome’s most extraordinary—and often overlooked—museum experiences with this private guided tour of Palazzo Massimo alle Terme and the ancient Baths of Diocletian. Just steps from Termini Station yet worlds away from the crowds, these sites provide a refined journey into the art, daily life, ...