Palazzo Massimo is a major wing of the National Roman Museum housed in a 19th-century palazzo, displaying masterpieces of Roman art across four floors including sculptures, portraits, bronzes, and Greek originals. Visitors explore the evolution of Roman portraiture, monumental sarcophagi, and exquisite frescoes and mosaics from archaeological sites like the Villa di Livia and Villa Farnesina, along with coins and artifacts illustrating daily Roman life.
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