Visita guiada privada a los Museos Capitolinos de Roma y vistas panorámicas





Descripción
Tu guía privado te llevará a través de los Museos Capitolinos en la Piazza del Campidoglio, con una vista impresionante de Roma. Después de visitar la hermosa Piazza del Campidoglio, un magnífico ejemplo de arquitectura renacentista diseñada por Michelangelo Buonarroti, ingrese a los Museos. El guía le permitirá admirar los restos de la colosal estatua de Constantino y luego las colecciones de la época clásica, pasando por salas ricamente decoradas con frescos. En la sala con techo de cristal, contempla la escultura de bronce del emperador Marco Aurelio, las estatuas del león que muerde al caballo, el Spinario, la cabeza de Constantino, y la Loba Capitolina, símbolo de Roma. Pasamos por los restos del Templo de Júpiter, pasando bajo tierra en la galería del Tabularium del siglo IV a.C., desde cuyas arcadas se puede disfrutar de una vista panorámica del Foro Romano; Llegue a la nueva ala del museo para admirar la Venus Capitolina, el Galo Moribundo, el Fauno Rojo, el grupo de Cupido y Psique y el Marforio.
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Itinerario
Descubre los Museos Capitolinos y disfruta de increíbles vistas panorámicas. Admira esculturas de bronce como el busto de Bruto Capitolino; el Spinario, la Loba Capitolina que amamanta a Rómulo y Remo y que se ha convertido en el símbolo de la Ciudad Eterna; y una extraordinaria colección de jarrones griegos y etruscos. Pasando a la Pinacoteca, la colección pública de pinturas más antigua, podrás disfrutar de la vista de pinturas de Caravaggio, Guido Reni, Carracci, Guercino, Domenichino, Veronese, Tiziano, Tintoretto, Rubens, Pietro da Cortona, así como estatuas. de la Roma renacentista y barroca. Una vez que llegues a la exedra, la espectacular estatua ecuestre del emperador Marco Aurelio se alza entre los restos de los antiguos templos aún visibles. A través de un túnel subterráneo entre los restos del Tabularium se puede disfrutar de una magnífica vista del Foro Romano. Entre sarcófagos, bustos y mosaicos, verás la estatua de Marforio, el Galo moribundo, y la figura de Cupido y Psique.
La primera plaza que la Roma moderna vio nacer según los criterios de un proyecto uniforme, debido al genio de Miguel Ángel, se levanta en la colina Capitolina (Capitolium), donde se ubicaba una antigua aldea y el lugar elegido para dedicar numerosos templos a los romanos. deidades. En 1536, con motivo de la visita a Roma del emperador español Carlos V, la Piazza del Campidoglio sufrió una serie de transformaciones debido al grave estado de abandono en el que se encontraba la colina. El Papa Pablo III encargó a Miguel Ángel completar el diseño general de la plaza. El arquitecto florentino creó un elegante podio para la estatua ecuestre de Marco Aurelio, colocada en el centro de la colina en 1537, de modo que se convirtió en el punto de apoyo del nuevo proyecto urbano. Además, Buonarroti diseñó una imponente escalera con escalones gigantes, que permitían a los caballeros subir fácilmente, y que culminaba con la solemne balaustrada coronada por clásicos grupos de mármol.
Desde 1997, en la Piazza del Campidoglio se encuentra una copia del grupo de bronce dorado que representa al emperador Marco Aurelio a caballo. Se trata de una copia absolutamente fiel del original, basada en un estudio fotogramétrico que permitió diseñar y componer un modelo a partir del cual, tras las oportunas adiciones, se creó la reproducción en metal. El original había sido retirado de la Piazza del Campidoglio en 1981, cuando fue transportado al Instituto Central de Restauración, para ser sometido a pruebas de diagnóstico e intervenciones de restauración para remediar los daños causados por la exposición a los agentes atmosféricos y a la contaminación.
Construido entre mediados del siglo XII y el último cuarto del XIII sobre las ruinas del antiguo Tabularium, desde 1144 fue la sede del Ayuntamiento de Roma y de su máximo representante: el Senador, responsable de la administración de justicia y del intereses de los ciudadanos. La fachada principal del palacio del siglo XIII se abría hacia la futura Piazza del Campidoglio con una serie de galerías con arcos de medio punto dispuestas en tres niveles. En la sala del primer piso, donde se encontraba el tribunal del Senador, los arcos de ladrillo estaban salpicados por antiguas columnas recuperadas con capiteles jónicos del primer cuarto del siglo XIII. Un gran arco descentrado a la derecha de la fachada marcaba la entrada principal desde la plaza.
El Palazzo Nuovo del siglo XVII se encuentra frente al espejado Palazzo dei Conservatori, en la espléndida Piazza del Campidoglio, diseñado a mediados del siglo XVI por Miguel Ángel, encargado por el Papa Pablo III y dominado al fondo por el Palazzo Senatorio. La construcción comenzó en 1603, según un diseño del propio Buonarroti, y no fue terminada hasta 1654 por Girolamo y Carlo Rainaldi, bajo el Papa Inocencio. Solía albergar estatuas antiguas que no tenían lugar en el Palazzo dei Conservatori, el Palazzo Nuovo se convirtió oficialmente en museo en 1734, bajo el pontificado de Clemente XII Corsini; el año anterior, el pontífice había adquirido la prestigiosa colección Albani - 418 esculturas - que se añadió a las obras ya expuestas, junto con las esculturas que siguieron enriqueciendo la colección año tras año.
Situado en la monumental Piazza del Campidoglio, en la cima de la colina del mismo nombre, el palacio fue la residencia de los Conservadores, magistrados elegidos por el pueblo para administrar la ciudad, desde su construcción en el siglo XIII. Con vistas al jubileo de 1500, el Papa Nicolás V encargó a Miguel Ángel la reconstrucción y reorganización de la plaza. A la muerte del gran artista, las obras iniciadas con el Papa Pablo III Farnese (1534-1549), fueron continuadas por Guidetto Guidetti y finalizadas en 1568 por Giacomo della Porta que siguió fielmente los diseños de Miguel Ángel, salvo en la construcción de una sala de representación más grande. en el primer piso. El Palazzo dei Conservatori alberga la galería de arte, tapices y varias esculturas de bronce, incluida la Loba Capitolina. Sus apartamentos están decorados con importantes ciclos de frescos, entre cuyos autores se encuentra también Pietro da Cortona, que datan de entre los siglos XVI y XVII, relacionados con la historia antigua de Roma.
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Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- El codigo de vestimenta es casual elegante
- Le informamos que cualquier tipo de discapacidad (problemas de movilidad, silla de ruedas, discapacidad visual, discapacidad auditiva,...) o cualquier cosa que pueda impedirle unirse regularmente al tour, DEBE SER comunicada con antelación a nuestro personal. Para personas con discapacidad, el recorrido del tour puede ser diferente al presentado.
- No se permiten mascotas
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Opiniones(15)
Not only was the tour absolutely stunning, but my family and I were provided with a flawless guide, Emilio Del Gesso. He was more than kind as he answered all of our questions with patience and anticipation for the next one; visibly enjoyed every minute of walking through everything with us and explaining all of the details of each piece, their symbolism, and the history behind it as well as its creators; was extremely friendly and hilarious, putting a smile on our faces; and had greater patience whenever we would ask to go back to view something. I recommend this tour to anyone interested in the Capitoline museums, dynamic views of Rome, or/and a riveting tour of art, history, and culture.
Dear Guest, Thank you so much for this wonderful and detailed review! We are truly delighted to hear that your visit to the Capitoline Museums was such a memorable experience for you and your family. A very special thank you for your beautiful words about Emilio. His knowledge, passion, patience and sense of humor are exactly the qualities that can transform a guided tour into something truly special. We are especially pleased to hear that Emilio took the time to answer all your questions, explain the history and symbolism behind the artworks, and even happily go back whenever you wanted another look. A private tour should never feel rushed, and we are proud that he made you feel completely comfortable throughout the experience. We will make sure Emilio receives your wonderful feedback — we are certain it will mean a lot to him. Thank you again for choosing us and for recommending this experience to other travelers interested in Rome, art, history and culture. We hope to welcome you and your family back to Rome for another unforgettable experience! Warm regards, Tour in the City Team
This is not a serious company. Cancel your reservation on top of the hour. If you want a quiet and safe ride, run away from this company! They are not serious people and do not do a serious job.
Não cancelamos nenhum tour correspondente à descrição desta avaliação e não conseguimos identificar nenhuma reserva relacionada ao seu comentário. Pedimos, por favor, que entre em contato diretamente conosco, informando o número da reserva, para que possamos verificar o caso corretamente. Até o momento, não encontramos nenhum registro que corresponda a esta situação.
Emilio is a treasure! He is so knowledgeable about everything and its significance and importance. I would have been happy if this tour was twice as long! It was a pleasure to take in his knowledge about the exhibits.
Thank you so much for your wonderful review! We are delighted to hear that you enjoyed your experience at the Capitoline Museums. Emilio will be truly happy to know that his knowledge and passion made such a strong impression on you. He takes great pride in sharing the history and significance of the exhibits, and your kind words mean a lot to him and to all of us. The fact that you wished the tour had been twice as long is the best compliment we could receive! We sincerely hope to welcome you back to Rome for another memorable experience in the future.
Our tour with Emilio was exceptional. We learned SO much about each piece that we saw, we felt like we were real art history students! The Capitoline Museums are a must-do, and if you really want a deep dive into the significance, history and meaning behind each piece you see, Emilio is a must-have tour guide. I would recommend not being on a tight schedule after this tour, so you don’t have to cut anything short. There is a lot to see and learn!
Thank you so much for this wonderful review! We’re thrilled to hear that your tour of the Capitoline Museums with Emilio was such a meaningful and enriching experience. It’s fantastic to know that his passion and deep knowledge made you feel like true art history students and allowed you to fully appreciate the significance and stories behind each masterpiece. You’re absolutely right—the Capitoline Museums offer so much to see and learn, and taking the time to enjoy them without rushing really makes all the difference. Thank you for the recommendation, and we truly hope to welcome you again soon for another in-depth experience in Rome! Warm regards, The Tour Team
Wonderful museum with very ancient art and sculptures from Rome. Our guide Emelio was very friendly and knowledgable. A must see museum with little tourist crowds
Thank you so much for your kind words! 🌟 We’re so glad you enjoyed the Capitoline Museums and the treasures of ancient Rome. Emelio will be delighted to hear your appreciation for his knowledge and friendliness. It’s wonderful to know you found the experience both enriching and pleasantly uncrowded — we agree it’s a true gem in the city. We hope to welcome you back on another tour soon! 🇮🇹✨
Excellent tour with Emilio. Very informative and knowledgeable. Gained a great understanding of antiquities as compared to renaissance and medieval sculpture.
The museum is amazing with many famous ancient sculptures. They also had a fair amount of Renaissance paintings. At the end, the view of the Forum was outstanding. Our guide was extremely knowledgeable about ancient history and art history, and added a great deal to the tour that we would have overlooked. He paced it well. There were a lot of stairs to climb. Strongly recommend this visit with guided tour.
Thank you so much for your wonderful review and for sharing your experience with us! We’re delighted to hear that you enjoyed the Capitoline Museums and their incredible collection of ancient sculptures and Renaissance paintings, as well as the stunning view over the Roman Forum. It’s especially rewarding to know that your guide’s knowledge of ancient history and art history added real value to your visit and helped highlight details you might have otherwise missed. We’re also glad to hear the tour was well paced. Thank you for your strong recommendation — it truly means a lot to us. We hope to welcome you again soon for another unforgettable experience in Rome! Kind regards, Tour in the City Team
This tour was great. It was our first tour in Rome and set a high expectation. Tour guide was friendly and very knowledgeable.
Martin was the smartest guide I have ever taken a tour with. He quickly ascertained my level of education and interest and took me on a Masters level course of the Capitoline Museums. We covered not just the usual stories about statues and paintings someone could easily learn from YouTube, but deep and insightful discussions about the period of the creation of the works as well as fascinating background tidbits that blew my mind. Martin's tour challenged me intellectually in a good way. Make sure you are ready both physically and mentally for this tour. This is the tour for true history (and art history) buffs.
Dear Customer, thank you for your excellent review. We are happy you have appreciated our efforts to give the best possible service. Every review has an absolute value and is our lifeblood to work and provide the best of ourselves. We are certainly not perfect, but we always do our best to ensure a wonderful experience for all our customers. Thanks again from all our staff and we hope to have you as our customer soon. Best regards Stefano
Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and passionate about paintings. We however, are not. Very long tour for the size of the museum. The price is not equal to the value. What our guide showcased in his love of art, he lacked in people skills, although he did try. Just a bit awkward. If you are an art student or very much into art history, this is for you. If you are a casual tourist wanting to emerse yourself in all things Rome, I’d skip this. $541 for 3 people was just not worth it.
Dear Client, We are sorry the tour did not meet your expectations. Our tour guides are all experts, trained, and passionate. Although they give their best, they may only be appreciated by some, as their opinions are entirely personal. Nonetheless, we have forwarded this to our Guide Management department so that it can be looked at and followed up with the guide in case it is needed. Our local guides, selected for experience and professionalism, try their best to share their passion for their country and local History; we apologize that the guided tour disappointed you. Once again, thank you for leaving us your review. We hope to hear from you soon. Kind Regards, Stefano Tour in the City



