Mausoleum of Augustus Tickets — Rediscover History

Why Visit Mauseleum of Augustus?

Historical significance

Apart from being the final resting place of many important Roman emperors, it also houses the remains of other members of the royal family

Architectural marvel

The mausoleum was a grand structure in its time, and its design influenced the construction of other famous buildings in Rome.

Restoration efforts

The Mausoleum of Augustus underwent an extensive restoration process in recent years, which has made it more accessible and safer for visitors to explore.

Why Book Mausoleum of Augustus Tickets Online?

The Mausoleum was under renovation for over 15 years and recently opened up to the public Book your tickets online in advance to make sure you get a slot.

Time efficient: Book skip-the-line tickets that would grant you direct entrance into the Mausoleum without having to wait in line.
Convenient: Avoid waiting in line at the venue to purchase tickets that can be done online with the click of a button.
Economical: You can avail of great offers when you purchase tickets online.
Plan your visit: If the Mausoleum is part of your itinerary, booking your ticket in advance would let you plan your visit well, rather than not being able to buy a ticket at the last minute.

Plan Your Visit to Mausoleum of Augustus

The Mausoleum of Augustus is open from Tuesday to Sunday. It opens at 9 AM and the last entry is one hour before closing time.

1st October – 14th October: 9.00 AM - 6.30 PM

October 15 – October 30: 9.00 AM - 6.15 PM

October 31 – March 26: 9.00 AM - 4 PM

27 March – 21 April: 9.00 AM - 5 PM

April 22 – September: 30 9.00 AM - 7 PM

Closed on: 1st May; 24th December and 31 December (last visit at 12.30)

Address: Mausoleo di Augusto; Piazza Augusto Imperatore, Rome

The Mausoleum is easily accessible by subway, bus, taxi or on foot.

Didactic and illustrative panels for disabled visitors
Physical guided tours
Downloadable audio guides

The site has a lot of stairs, making it inaccessible to visitors with low mobility. However, they can visit the central area of the monument, as that is more accessible.

Low budget

Medium budget hotels

High budget hotels

Res Gestae: Refers to the monumental inscription by the Roman emperor Augustus
Via di Ripetta: A famous street in Rome where you can roam through shops and stores.
Fontana Ara Pacis: This famous fountain is known to be a great spot for locals to meet and hang out
Palazzo Borghese: A palace from the 16th century that today displays great artwork and facades

Entrance inside the Mausoleum is restricted to 10 pax per hour.
Children aged 6 - 17 enjoy discounted ticket prices. Do carry a valid photo ID.
Pictures are allowed in the Mausoleum, however avoid using flash or tripods.
Free wifi is available at the Mausoleum.
Do carry comfortable footwear as you will be climbing many flights of stairs.
Accessibility within the Mausoleum is restricted for people with mobility challenges.