Baths of Diocletian and Aula Ottagona
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The main collection of this museum is dedicated to rather academic holdings, principally inscriptions and stele (funeral stones). The Aula Ottagona features two 2nd-century BC bronze sculptures of great beauty, which were discovered lovingly hidden in a trench 6 m (20 ft) below the concrete floor of the Temple of the Sun, on the steep hillside of the Quirinal (see Baths of Diocletian).
Practical Information
Baths of Diocletian: piazza dei Cinquecento 78
Open 9am- 7pm Tue-Sun Adm Aula Ottagona: via Romita, piazza della Repubblica
Open 9am-2pm Tue-Sun Free
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