Accessible Capitoline Museums tour: Endless treasures of Ancient Rome for wheelchair users

Explore the timeless treasures of the Eternal City on this tour without any barriers.  

Accompanied by an expert and talented guide on an accessible route equipped with ramps and elevators, you will explore the magnificent collections of ancient sculptures.

With our tour specially designed to make these attractions accessible to wheelchair users it is possible to request a car for transportation to/from your hotel and to/from the airports of Rome.

Get in close contact with the many faces that over the centuries have left an indelible mark on the history of Rome such as the emperors Augustus, Trajan, and Hadrian, as well as philosophers and thinkers like Seneca, Cicero and Virgil, who forever changed Western thought.

Discover the legends of Rome through works of art and archaeological artifacts that tell the city's thousand-year. Admire the Etruscan original of the Lupa Capitolina, depicted with the twins Romulus and Remus, linked to the legendary founding of the city of Rome.

Inside the Museums you will be guided through a gallery that houses a rich selection of paintings. Among the many paintings by masters like Titian, Raffaello, and Pieter Paul Rubens, you will be fascinated by Caravaggio's dramatic use of light in his "Bacchus".

Continuing on this private tour tailored to your needs, you will be amazed by the bronze statue of Marcus Aurelius on horseback, an original Roman sculpture from the second century A.D. that was built soon after the emperor's death and placed in a wonderful exhibition space.

You will also have the opportunity to admire the great statue of Constantine, recently built in its colossal dimensions on the basis of the original remains inside the main courtyard of the Museums. The greatness of Rome is expressed in the grandeur of the statue and in the power symbols of imperial propaganda such as the globe clutched in his hand.

Due to the attention to accessibility, this museum in Rome is usable by the elderly or those with reduced mobility, offering this cultural richness without concerns of obstacles or limitations.