Study space inside the Museo di Roma at Palazzo Braschi, overlooking the historic centre, where you can study surrounded by collections, architecture and evocative views.
The study room at the Museo di Roma in Palazzo Braschi is a free study space located within the 18th-century building that houses the Museo di Roma, along some of the busiest streets in the historic centre. Here, the museum’s heritage becomes an everyday backdrop for students, researchers and professionals seeking a quiet place to read, prepare for exams or work on projects in the heart of the city.
The opening of the study room marks the launch of the new Rome Study Rooms Network, a system of spaces designed to complement the public reading libraries of Roma Capitale. The aim is to provide young people with accessible places for gathering and studying within high-quality cultural settings, strengthening the connection between university life and the city’s museums. Palazzo Braschi is the first element of this network, promoted by the Department of Culture to expand the range of cultural services and bring museums closer to the community.
Spaces designed to ensure access and independent use for people with motor disabilities, in accordance with current regulations.
Clean and accessible restrooms inside the facility, for maximum comfort during your stay.
Piazza di San Pantaleo 10 · 00186 Roma
Roma · Parione
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