Musei in Musica returns to the Italian capital on Saturday 7 December, with Rome's city-run museums staying open until 02.00 to host more than 100 concerts and live performances. For a symbolic entry fee of €1, or free for MIC card holders, visitors can experience Roman museums by night to the backdrop of live music.
The initiative begins at 20.00, with last admission at 01.00.
In addition to the Capitoline Museums, Trajan's Markets and the Ara Pacis, the event includes less-visited venues such as Centrale Montemartini, Napoleonic Museum, Museo Carlo Bilotti, Villa Torlonia, Giovanni Barracco Museum of Ancient Sculpture, the Zoology Museum and the municipal Gallery of Modern Art. For full details of concert programme see the city's tourism website . Photo Roma Capitale .
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