Exclusive access to the Capitoline Museums- world's oldest public museum

The Capitoline Museums on the Capitoline Hill constitute the oldest museum collection in the world; they were founded in 1471. Take an exclusive walk through the museum with Darius. Highlights include:
-Provincial reliefs from Hadrian's Temple
-Colossal portrait of Constantine from the New Basilica in the Forum area
-Marcus Aurelius equestrian statue
-Bronze portrait of Constantine
-Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus foundation wall
-Centaur statues from Hadrian's Villa
-Hall of philosophers
-Hall of emperors
It's an intimate look at some of the most famous pieces from the Capitoline Museums. Darius was invited to share during Museum Week, with permission from Musei in Comune and the Capitoline Museums, in 2018.
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0:00 Introduction
0:20 PALAZZO DEI CONSERVATORI COURTYARD
0:30 IN COLLABORATION WITH MUSEI IN COMUNE 2018 MUSEUM WEEK
1:52 PROVINCIAL RELIEFS TEMPLE OF HADRIAN-PORTICOES
3:53 INSCRIPTION: LOST TRIUMPHAL ARCH OF CLAUDIUS
4:24 COLOSSAL CONSTANTINE ACROLITHIC STATUE: NEW BASILICA
8:05 SALA MARCO AURELIO NEW WING
10:45 COLOSSAL BRONZE CONSTANTINE
11:30 TEMPLE OF JUPITER OPTIMUS MAXIMUS 6C BC FOUNDATION WALL
12:56 PALAZZO NUOVO
13:29 HERCULE BATHS OF DECIUS, AVENTINE HILL
18:20 HALL OF PHILOSOPHERS