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A fresh and engaging interpretation of the Permanent Collection, highlighting the thematic and chronological connections between the works on display.
The exhibition locations are at Palazzo Sciarra Colonna in Via Marco Minghetti 22 and Palazzo Cipolla in Via del Corso 320.
Museo del Corso – Museum Complex opens the doors of Palazzo Cipolla, its exhibition venue, to host your exclusive events.
Private after-hours tours behind closed doors, outside the museum’s regular public opening hours.
Palazzo Sciarra Colonna, a former noble palace, is now the headquarters of the Fondazione Roma and represents the heart of Museo del Corso – Polo museale.
Palazzo Cipolla is the exhibition venue of Museo del Corso – Polo museale and hosts cultural events and high-profile temporary exhibitions.
The Museo del Corso – Polo Museale was created by the Fondazione Roma with the aim of gifting the city a comprehensive museum institution that places the visitor at its center. This aligns with the principles of inclusion, commitment to the local area, and cultural promotion that have always guided the Foundation’s actions within the community.
Starting in 1999, when its first exhibition space dedicated to major exhibitions was inaugurated, the Museo del Corso has evolved into a true museum hub. It ideally connects the historic Palazzo Sciarra Colonna—unique for its exhibition and archival spaces, as well as the richness of its 18th-century interiors designed by Luigi Vanvitelli—with the exhibition spaces of Palazzo Cipolla.
At present, Museo del Corso – Polo Museale is not hosting any exhibitions open to the public.
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From October 7, 2026, to January 10, 2027, on the occasion of the 800th anniversary of the death of Saint Francis of Assisi, Fondazione Roma presents the exhibition “From Franciscan Preaching to the Monti di Pietà”, hosted at the Historical...
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7 October 2026 – 10 January 2027 | On the occasion of the 800th anniversary of the death of Saint Francis of Assisi, Fondazione Roma presents the exhibition In the Footsteps of Francis. Art, Restoration and Contemporary Perspectives...
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For the first time in Italy, more than fifty masterpieces from the collections of Vienna’s Kunsthistorisches Museum
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The exhibition “De arte pingendi. Painting in the Records of the Monte di Pietà di Roma” takes its inspiration from Dalí’s work “50 Magical Secrets of Painting”.
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On the occasion of the fourth centenary of the birth of the celebrated painter Carlo Maratti (1625–1713), one of the most important figures of late 17th-century Rome,
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Scientific direction by Montse Aguer, curated by Carme Ruiz and Lucia Moni, produced by Fondazione Roma in collaboration with the Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí and with the organisational support of MondoMostre.
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Curated by Annie Cohen-Solal, the exhibition explores the artist’s identity as an immigrant in France, where—despite worldwide fame—he never obtained citizenship. A journey that combines aesthetics and politics to show how Picasso revolutionised 20th-century art while living in the condition...
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The exhibition inaugurating the archival programme is Paths of Hope. Testimonies from the Historical Archive of Fondazione Roma: it runs from 30 November 2024 to 29 June 2025 and can be visited free of charge as part of the Permanent...
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This extraordinary work by Marc Chagall, one of the most emblematic paintings of the 20th century, remembers, denounces, and moves, weaving together suffering and hope.
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