From the owner: Together è uno spazio abitativo in cui la community locale incontra la community globale dando vita…read morea un network internazionale di individui che operano nei campi dell'arte, innovazione, internet e comunicazione la cui collaborazione genera progetti di impatto sociale ed economico dei quali, prima il paese e successivamente il mondo intero, possono beneficiare. Together è un'associazione culturale no-profit con sede a Roma. All'interno degli immobili in cui è locata, l'associazione Together offre ai propri soci alloggi per brevi e lunghe permanenze. Mette a disposizione spazi di incontro e collaborazione e organizza eventi di formazione e promozione culturale che possono essere proposti e seguiti dai soci stessi oppure da individui esterni all'associazione.

Do maps, scale models, or the Roman Empire set your heart a-flutter? If so, do take the time to…read moreventure out to EUR (it's about a mile's walk from the Metro) and spend two hours here in awe of the absolute architectural, engineering, and historical treasures on display. I am hard pressed to think of a museum that rivals this place, the Museum of Roman Civilization, in this niche. Plus there's like nobody here. I bet you could make out in the corner under the watchful eye of a 15-foot statue of Augustus Caesar and nobody would care.

Nothing to write home about. We came here because the Borghese Gallery was overbooked and we could…read morenot get a reservation. Since we were already planning on visiting Ostia Antica that same day, we decided to visit this Museum on our way there (its off the same Metro Line B). My wife was disappointed that nearly ALL of the exhibits were replicas, basically plaster casts of the real statues & antiquities. However, the scale model of Ancient Rome was actually worth the price of admission. We spent about 20 minutes in the room, surveying the diorama which fills an entire gigantic room. the model is on a scale of 1:250. Also very informative, since the exhibits are arranged in somewhat of a chronological order of Roman History. Very educational, which is why the only visitors aside from my wife & me were a bunch of elementary and secondary school groups on Field Trips. I'm not sure about it being a make-out place though --there are surveillance video cameras in every room, LOL. Only recommended it you are (like me) an Archeology nut. Otherwise, don't go out of your way to this off-the-grid museum. On the Metro B Line, take the Laurentina train and exit at the EUR-Fermi Stazione.

From the owner: Museo Nazionale di Preistoria e di Etnografiaread more