Hendrik Christian Andersen Museum

This place is Mind blowing. No one was there! It's about a 20min walk from the center & not many want to walk that far or just don't know. We went on a weekday so that might be it. But wow! The statues surround you & are stunning.

I didn't know about the sculptor nor the house-museum, but thankfully a friend brought me there. It's a gem hidden in plain sight! The house is well preserved and contains many many works by the sculptor and his relatives (he was from a very artistic family!). The ground floor has his studio and exhibition area, while on the other floors there are the rooms where he lived and now are a gallery with paintings by him, his brother and other people close to him. I recommend to go out to the terrace and also to stop and watch the video about his life. And it's free, no ticket nor reservation needed (at least when I went, on April 2023).

I remember this museum from 5 years ago and I wanted to return. But this time it was not free as in the past, but it was €6. The staff is tremendously unhelpful. Since it was free before, I left my wallet in the safe at the hotel and I just brought cash but they would not take it! So needless to say I was not allowed in. Well, in 2019 it was great for a 45 min visit, but now not worth the new admission charge.

Nice Museum, visited for free during the first Sunday free opening. Interesting view of the life of this artist but didn't particularly love it. Quite quick museum tour though!

Great museum hidden in a palace behind piazzale Flaminio. The 2 main rooms filled with statues are incredible, Shame for the lighting that doesn’t give justice to the statues.

Small museum of sculptures. Before was free but actually requires a small payment. Recomended if you like this kind of art.

It is fine, nothing bad about the museum. The only thing is that there are many historical museums that you should visit before coming to this one. Come to visit this one after being in Rome for more than a week.

Wonderful free museum!! All the statues and the details inside are really particular and worth a visit.