In this episode, we explore the dynamic and layered history of Rome’s museums. Far from just repositories of dusty artifacts, Rome’s museums tell stories about how the city views itself and its relationship to the past. We delve into the tension between national identity and local narratives, as well as the delicate balance between preservation and representation. The episode also examines the idea of the city itself as a museum without walls, where history and modernity constantly interact, raising questions about how we decide which stories to tell and how to honor the past.