Come here to get a genuine feel for old Roman art—the rivals collection even the Vatican's. The Museo Nazionale Romano, with an assortment going from striking classical Roman paintings to marble bric-a-brac, has four locations: Palazzo Altemps, Crypta Balbi, the Museo delle Terme di Diocleziano, and this, the Palazzo Massimo alle Terme. This vast structure holds the extraordinary antiquated treasures of the archeological assortment and furthermore the currency assortment. In any case, the best piece of the museum is the old frescoes visible on the highest level, stunningly set up to "re-make" the vibe of the homes they once designed. These incorporate stuccoes and divider paintings found in the space of the Villa della Farnesina (in Trastevere) and the unbelievable frescoes from Empress Livia's manor at Prima Porta, awesome depictions of a nursery in blossom and a plantation buzzing with birds. The National Roman Museum has four divisions in Rome, yet the fundamental seat is Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, where one of the world's most important collections of classical workmanship covers four floors, including sculptures, frescoes, mosaics, coins, and jewels dating from the late Republican time frame to the furthest limit of the Roman domain.