Welcome to the world’s first museum! The Empire Roman Museum has a fascinating collection of art and artefacts all telling the fascinating history of Rome. In 1734 Pope Clementine XII decided to make a significant collection of artwork and ancient sculptures permanently accessible to the people of Rome. Your professional guide will tell you how the construction on Capitoline Hill began, and how Michelangelo was commissioned by Pope Paul III to design the square. The guide will take you through ancient roman history and empire. After you will continue the visit on your own using the innovative videoguide. The first square of modern Rome was created y the genius of Michelangelo, rising on the Capitoline Hill, on the site of an old village and the place dedicated to numerous temples to the Roman deities. See the famous she-wolf sculpture featuring Rome's founders Romulus and Remus, and see a treasure chest of items telling the storey of Rome, the ancient Caput Mundi.