The Palatine Museum
Rome, Lazio, Italy
About The Palatine Museum
The Palatine Museum (Museo Palatino) on Rome’s Palatine Hill houses a collection of finds from this incredible archaeological site.
With artefacts dating back as far as the Middle Palaeolithic era, the Palatine Museum offers a good overview of the area considered to be the birthplace of Rome.
The main exhibits at the Palatine Museum date back to ancient Rome, particular between the first and fourth centuries AD, when the Palatine Hill was the best address in the city and home to Rome’s emperors.
Related Places

Palatine Hill
The Palatine Hill is known as the birthplace of Rome. It houses some of the city’s most impressive ancient sites.

The House of Livia
The House of Livia was the home of Augustus’s third wife.

Domus Augustana
Domus Augustana was the palace of Ancient Rome’s emperors on the Palatine Hill.

Palace of Septimius Severus
The Palace of Septimius Severus was magnificent extension of the Domus Augustana on the Palatine.
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