Centrale Montemartini
4.7(5,599)
Museum
About
Centrale Montemartini offers a striking blend of ancient Roman sculpture and industrial architecture in a former 1912 power plant. Marble gods and emperors stand alongside vintage diesel engines and boiler fronts, creating a unique setting that sparks conversation and curiosity.
Located off the typical tourist path in Rome's Ostiense district, this museum provides a quiet, atmospheric space for small groups to explore classical art with a modern twist. Its spacious halls and distinctive character make it a memorable venue for business events seeking cultural depth and a distinctive backdrop.
Best for
- Inspiring client dinners amid ancient sculptures
- Executive offsites with a unique cultural backdrop
- Small group tours and team-building experiences
Standout features
Architecture
Ancient sculptures amid industrial relics
Housed in Rome’s first municipal power plant from 1912, the museum uniquely juxtaposes Greek and Roman statues with vintage diesel engines, boiler fronts, and control panels, creating a striking blend of classical art and industrial heritage.
Exhibition Content
Capitoline sculptures with papal railway artifacts
The collection includes marble gods and emperors alongside nineteenth-century papal train carriages, offering a rare combination of ancient art and historical transport exhibits within one venue.
Visitor Experience
Tactile-sensorial guided tours and integrated digital supports
The museum offers specialized tactile and sensory tours with trained operators, enhancing accessibility and engagement through physical pathways and digital solutions, aiming to broaden public access to its historic-artistic heritage.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
Sunday9am – 7pm
MondayClosed
Tuesday9am – 7pm
Wednesday9am – 7pm
Thursday9am – 7pm
Friday9am – 7pm
Saturday9am – 7pm
Rated 4.7 on Google · 5,599 reviews