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Rome gifts 18-year-olds with year of free museums

Rome is offering a year of free entry to municipal museums and archaeological sites to 18-year-olds living in the capital by giving them a city museum pass.

Museo in città: le passeggiate di primavera del Chiostro del Bramante - Roma

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Bulgari lights up Rome s Ara Pacis

Wanted in Rome 10 Feb, 2021 Relighting of the Ara Pacis Museum comes just weeks before Rome reopens the Mausoleum of Augustus. Rome s Ara Pacis museum and its monumental ancient altar have been illuminated with a new lighting system thanks to a financial contribution from Bulgari. The luxury fashion house donated €120,000 to the re-lighting of the museum, in addition to the almost €87,000 of city funds, in its latest act of patronage towards Rome. The project involved replacing the existing lighting system with new LED lights, both in the museum s exhibition spaces and around the altar, which was consecrated in 9 BC. The re-lighting project at the museum, designed by US architect Richard Meier, comes amid a hive of activity in Piazza Augusto Imperatore.

Covid-19 in Italy: Vatican Museums reopen after 88 days

Covid-19 in Italy: Vatican Museums reopen after 88 days 31 Jan, 2021 Vatican Museums will reopen on 1 February with advance booking required.The Vatican Museums, including the Sistine Chapel, will reopen their doors to the public from Monday 1 February after being closed for 88 days, the longest closure in the museums history since 1943 during world war two. The Museums have been shut since 5 November, in line with the closure of Italy s museums amid tighter covid-19 restrictions. Most museums and archaeological sites in Italy will reopen on 1 February as the country eases its coronavirus restrictions, reclassifying most regions from medium-risk orange zones to lower-risk yellow zones.

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