Museums in Rome celebrate Notte dei Musei on 14 May 2022.
Rome museums will stay open until 02.00 on the night of
Saturday 14 May as the capital celebrates the return of
Notte dei Musei after a two-year break due to the
covid pandemic.
The 2022 edition of Night of Museums will include free performances of live music, concerts, theatre and dance in city-run museums, from 20.00 until 02.00, with last entry at 01.00.
The popular initiative will also see some
state museums, universities, academies and galleries stay open late with special cultural events.
There is a
symbolic entry fee of €1 (unless otherwise specified) however foreign academies are usually free. There is no charge for holders of the
MIC museum pass.
Among the many city museums participating are the Ara Pacis, Capitoline Museums, Centrale Montemartini and Trajan's Markets, with the full programme events to published soon.
This is the 12th year that Rome has been involved in Museum Night which has taken place annually across Europe since 2005.