The Baths of Trajan, located on the Oppian Hill in Rome, inaugurated a new museum that houses restored pieces of great historical and artistic value. The space was created to receive visitors in an environment that allows for the preservation of the exhibited artifacts.
The main highlights of the new museum are the Grand Mosaic and the Painted City, both of which underwent extensive restoration work. These pieces, of great importance to Roman history, can now be admired by the public in a space suitable for their conservation.
In order to protect the integrity of the exhibited works, visits to the new museum will be limited. This measure aims to ensure that the restored materials are preserved in the long term, avoiding damage caused by excessive visitor flow.
