National Gallery Of Modern Art Rome

The National Gallery of Modern Art Rome, dubbed as Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna, is one of the popular attractions in Rome, where every canvas, picture, and sculpture whispers the tales that are as vibrant as the cobbled streets outside.

Whether you are planning your first trip to the National Gallery of Modern Art Rome or just looking for some insider tips, we have you covered with this insightful guide that will give you all the information that you need before you visit the gallery on your Europe Tour Packages from India.

The gallery features around 20,000 art pieces that are spread across 55 rooms. Get ready to witness an infinite number of art movements that took place over the period of time, in these halls.

You will come across the work of famous artists, including Van Gogh and Claude Monet, and some other new names as well, with different styles of contemporary art.

Interesting Facts

• The Gallery features 20,000 artworks spread in 55 rooms; with 4,400 paintings and sculptures, 13000 drawings and prints by Italian artists in the 19th and 20th centuries.
• The Palazzo delle Belle Arti was designed by Cesare Bazzani and was originally intended to be the major highlight of the 1911 International Fine Arts Exhibition.
• It is the only National Gallery dedicated to displaying modern and contemporary art.