Capitoline Museums Tickets: The Combined Card Costs 50 Cents More

The standard Capitoline ticket does not include Centrale Montemartini. The combined Capitolini Card does — and costs 50 cents more.

€15.00 for the Capitoline Museums alone; €15.50 for both, valid seven days. Buying the plain ticket when you intend to see both is the classic mistake here.

Prices for non-residents

• Standard, no exhibition: €15.00 full, €9.50 reduced
• With the current Vasari and Angels exhibitions, to 6 September 2026: €20.50 full
• Capitolini Card: €15.50 full, €11.50 reduced
• Add €1.00 presale fee to any of these

Two ways to pay less

Wednesdays, last two opening hours: 50% off for non-residents. And the reduced band here is ages 6 to 25 — broader than the usual EU 18–25 rule at Italian state museums, so teenagers qualify.

The first Sunday of every month is free for everyone, and that arrangement still stands. Under-6s always free.

Staying a while? The MIC Card costs €5.00, lasts twelve months, and gives unlimited access to Rome’s whole civic museum system plus a queue skip. It pays for itself on the first visit.

What changed in February

Rome restructured civic museum pricing on 2 February 2026. Residents of Rome and the Metropolitan City now enter free with ID, and non-resident pricing was rebuilt to compensate. Five previously free civic museums began charging.

Open daily 9.30am to 7.30pm, last entry 6.30pm. Closed 1 May and 25 December. Booking is optional. Roma Pass covers your first two sites on the 72-hour card, first site only on the 48-hour.

Source: museicapitolini.org, checked 26 August 2026.

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