Cloister of Bramante

The Chiostro del Bramante is a Renaissance building from the 16th century in Rome, today used as an exhibition space for exhibitions, events and activities by the DART institution , Chiostro del Bramante , whose mission has always been to make the cloister a space open to the public with an all-round offer of cultural services and social encounters.

Alongside the main and priority activity of producing exhibitions of high scientific value, the Chiostro del Bramante is today one of the most interesting exhibition spaces in Italy, above all following an innovative restoration work which included the enhancement of new services museums, such as Cafeteria, Bookshop, Spazio Gallerie and Capriate, integrating perfectly with the Renaissance architecture and giving the 16th century complex the vision of a Museum in constant evolution.

The exhibition itineraries of the Bramante Cloister, designed on the basis of the search for contemporary languages and the needs of today's visitor, always starting from the real possibility of admiring priceless works of art, characterize the Great Exhibitions – from “Love. Contemporary art meets love” to “Escher”, from “James Tissot” to “Macchiaioli”, from “Chagall” to “Turner” – and allow for a multi-sensory experience that inspires, involves and enriches.

Art as Lifestyle is in fact the driving force behind the co-creation of a cultural value through which the Chiostro del Bramante over the years has increasingly become a place of art accessible to all, welcoming more than 300,000 visitors every year.