About this experience
Explore Wax Museum Rome, which features the world's third-largest collection of wax figures. Combining historical icons with modern glamour, this attraction near Piazza Venezia offers encounters with Michelangelo, Picasso, Dante, Oscar Wilde, Churchill, Pavarotti, and more. Though not as polished as Madame Tussauds, its offbeat appeal lies in the imperfect charm of the figures and outfits. You will also get access to the fascinating laboratory where the waxworks are brought to life.
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Wax Museum Rome, Piazza SS. Apostoli, 68a, Rome
Head directly to the museum entrance on Piazza SS. Apostoli. Present your mobile or printed ticket at the door to be admitted — no need to queue at the ticket desk.
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- Your booking confirmation (mobile or printed)
- Valid student ID if booking a student ticket
- Proof of disability if booking the disability-rate ticket
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket, or is a mobile ticket accepted?
A mobile ticket displayed on your phone is accepted at the entrance, so there is no need to print anything.
Is there a discount for children?
Children under 100 cm in height enter free of charge. Taller children are admitted at the standard adult rate unless a separate child ticket is available at the time of booking.
How do I qualify for the student or disability ticket?
Select the relevant ticket type when booking and bring valid supporting ID — a student card or official disability documentation — to present at the entrance.
Do I need to book a specific entry time, or just a date?
Tickets are date-only, meaning you select your visit date but can arrive at any point during the museum's opening hours on that day.
Where can I find the current opening hours?
Opening hours and any closure dates are published on the museum's official website. We recommend checking before your visit, as hours can vary seasonally.
Is the museum accessible for visitors with reduced mobility?
A dedicated discounted ticket exists for persons with disabilities. For specific accessibility details such as lift access or step-free routes, contact the museum directly before your visit.