Hotel Cinecittà

Hotel

For those who love the world of Cinema or is simply curious about how they were made film films is a place to visit! The very prepared guide will take you around the permanent sets and will tell you the anecdotes related to them… There are permanent exhibitions, including that on films made in Cinecittà that is not to be missed.

An incredible visit to the heart of the third most important cinema studios in Europe or was toured gang of New York, the Serie Rome, Camelot and many other film with a beautiful museum that traces the history of the studios and the Italian cinema. A nice visit that you couteras €20

I was expecting something better. They didn't let us into the studios which was supposed to be in the visit because the movie they had just shot had yet to go out in the cinemas. In the other sets, we couldn't even take a picture. The only thing that is passable is the submarine. In General The visit is not worth the price of the ticket.

Attention, no visit without guide while the opposite is indicated on the site, go back Rome Cinecita for nothing 1h30 of lost.

We chose the guided tour but we did visit a very small portion of the complex. The guide was very prepared.

The best city of the Europe. Is beautiful to visit Rome and in night is so magic atmosphere. I love it.

I entered to participate as a competitor of the inheritance with Fabrizio Frizzi. I was disappointed as far as I was allowed to see. Unworked Avenues and staff working heroically inside of the contair in sheet metal.

C is not bad to do, avoid the weekend because a lot of site closed. No visit in French (Italian or English) too bad.

Espace dedicated in cinema, exhibition on Frederico Fellini, Decor de cine, costumes, photos.

Nice and emotional to see where the first colossal were born… thanks to the guide I learned so many things that otherwise would have been just a walk is also arranged to accommodate Events. Nice really.

Guided tour (only in Italian or English) a little disappointing. The guide seemed eager to finish. Few technical explanations, a lot of generalities. But only the guided tour allows to see the scenery, especially those of the series Rome.
The museum is really interesting. It traces the origin of Ciné Città and the history of Italian cinema.

The house of cinema in Rome. Now it's a congress centre too, with the unique advantage of offering breathtaking views.

If you are a huge fan of italian classics or Hollywood productions, this is the place to go in Rome. Lots of memorabilia and information about the productions. Best part is to take the tour on the open air sets of productions like ROME of HBO or the Borgias. You may even see some actresses and actors around working close to studio 5. The guides are not very joyfull but have enough information. A must for cinephiles.

I love Italian cinema and for a long time I've wanted to visit the studio and I wasn't disappointed; great place to visit if you a film buff.

Most interesting if you love Italian cinema. Don't expect Universal Studios kind of attraction.

Far more interesting than I expected, but you definitely need to do the guided tour, as this takes you around the backlot sets. Inc HBO/BBC Rome series and several others. Very cool if you like this stuff. The museum/history of Italian cinema was really interesting too. They have a pretty good cafe and decent/ clean loos at the end!

Interesting tour, but u can not see the laboratory or inside studios.

This was a very fun visit for a cinephile. You tour yourself around the museum areas which are interesting and well put together, and then you can take a guided tour of the movie sets, and those are really fabulous. A highlight was a giant head (from one of Federico Fellini's films) set in the middle of the front lawn. The premises date back to the fascist era.

This place is pretty cool. A ton of history and a great place for groups. They can organize special events and the catering is excellent. Recommended.

If you love cinema you must go here, but make sure you do the 11:30am tour, as you won't get access to the backlot without it. Note this is not a theme park, but a functioning film backlot / sound stage environment, with a deep history of the greats in cinema having created here.