INFORMATION

HOW TO GET HERE

Visualizzazione ingrandita della mappa
FROM TERMINI ON FOOT
1. Walk straight down Via Cavour towards the Roman Forum and turn right, keep walking until you arrive at Piazza Venezia
2. With the Vittorio Emmanuele II monument at your back and facing Via del Corso, turn left onto Via del Plebiscito that after piazza del Gesù becomes Corso Vittorio Emmanuele II
3. Keep walking along Corso Vittorio Emmanuele II, passing Largo Argentina and three sets of traffic lights, until you see signs indicating Campo dei Fiori, so turning left onto Via dei Baullari
4. Walk up via dei Baullari and straight through Campo dei Fiori keeping the statue of Giordano Bruno on your left. You will eventually arrive in Piazza Farnese and Via di Monserrato is on the upper right of the square.

FROM SAINT PETER’S
1. From Piazza San Pietro, walk down Via della Conciliazione towards the river
2. Cross the Ponte Vittorio Emanuele II and proceed down Corso Vittorio Emanuele II
3. Before arriving at the Piazza della Chiesa Nuova, turn right down Via dei Cartari into Via dei Banchi Vecchi. Via di Monserrato is on your left.

FROM TERMINI BY BUS:
No. 64 or 40 from the main square
1. Get off after Piazza della Chiesa Nuova and walk back until you reach a set of traffic lights, turn right down Via Baullari and straight through Campo dei Fiori keeping the statue of Giordano Bruno on your left. You will eventually arrive in Piazza Farnese and Via di Monserrato is off the upper right of the square.

FROM ST PETER’S BY BUS:
No.64
1. To find the bus stop on Via di Porta Cavalleggeri, walk up Via Paolo VI. This road curves around the left of Piazza San Pietro (if facing the Basilica) and walk through Piazza del Sant’Uffizio. This takes you onto the Via di Porta Cavalleggeri, cross this road to the bus stop.
2. Get off the bus after Piazza della Chiesa Nuova and walk down until you reach a set of traffic lights, turn right down Via Baullari and straight through Campo dei Fiori keeping the statue of Giordano Bruno on your left. You will eventually arrive in Piazza Farnese and Via di Monserrato is off the upper right of the square.

TICKET INFORMATION AND OPENING HOURS

Tickets are 5 euro each
Concessions:

Groups (over 15 people) 20% discount

Student (individual) 10% discount

For information about guided tours please contact director[@]angelisunt.it

BOOKING
For group visits please book in advance via email or telephone.
Please send your requests to: info[@]angelisunt.it
or telephone:
(0039) 06 6868546

OPENING HOURS

21 October 2009 - 31 July 2010

Tuesday - Thursday 10.00 - 18.00
Saturday 10.00 - 14.00

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