A trip to the National Roman Museum is a must for ancient history buffs, and you could be a part of a personal or small-organization excursion with skip-the-line tickets for each the museum and the close by Baths of Diocletian. The National Roman Museum (Museo Nazionale Romano) has 4 branches in Rome, but the important seat is Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, wherein one of the world's maximum critical collections of classical artwork covers four floors, including sculptures, frescoes, mosaics, cash, and jewels courting from the overdue Republican length to the quit of the Roman Empire. The museum covers four complete flooring and there are lots to take in, so wear footwear which might be secure for walking and standing. Visitors are assigned a time to go into the hall in which the Villa di Livia frescoes are displayed. Reserve your ticket in advance so you can time your arrival on the museum in step with your assigned entry time. The museum is closed on Mondays, however opens all day the rest of the week. Stop in around midday whilst maximum visitors are taking break for lunch to experience the gathering with fewer crowds.