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WELCOME TO THE FOOD AND AGRICULTURE MUSEUM & NETWORK
A journey through art, nature, and culture to explore the past, present and future of food and agriculture.
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Opening hours
Mon-Fri 9:00 - 17:00 (15:45 last entrance)
Where
Viale delle Terme di Caracalla,
00153 Rome, Italy (entrance through Largo delle Vittime del Terrorismo, 4)
Museum
A unique place where creativity inspires change. Explore a vast collection of artworks, rare books, farming tools, carefully crafted textiles and garments, and much more – and discover the powerful stories they tell about innovation, traditions, cultures and knowledge-sharing, and FAO’s mandate toward a food-secure world.
Plan your visit
Network
A dynamic, digital space where culture, community, and storytelling reveal the deep ties between people, land, and traditions. Through powerful images and shared knowledge, discover the people, practices, and innovations shaping diverse and evolving agrifood systems across countries, cultures, and generations.
DiscoverExhibitions and events
Rome (Italy)
Exhibition
Elisa at FAO for the International Day of Forests and World Water Day
19/03/2026
Italian singer-songwriter Elisa visited FAO MuNe, where visitors can now discover the Tiziano Guardini outfit she wore in concert.
Pompei (Italy)
Event
Sustainable Pompeii at the Fiera Archeo-Agricola dei Territori del Mediterraneo
15/04/2026 - 17/04/2026
Join FAO at Pompeii, from 15 to 17 April, and discover Sustainable Pompeii: the educational itinerary also available on the MyPompeii app.
Discover the Museum, Your Way!
Explore the museum’s thematic spaces anywhere — right from your phone. The audio guide is multilingual, available in the six official UN languages plus Italian, and it lets you discover both the museum and FAO headquarters, depending on the itinerary you choose.
The Collection
Art and culture, knowledge and action, tradition and innovation, food and diplomacy. FAO MuNe’s collection brings together stories from every corner of the world.
Explore each of them through artworks – sculptures, photographs, illustrations, artifacts – as well as farming tools, crafted textiles and garments, and more, because every object has a story about food, agriculture, and the people behind them.
Pablo Atchugarry
Michelangelo Pistoletto
Betsabeé Romero
FAO MuNe: Food and Agriculture Museum & Network
16/10/2025
FAO MuNe is a dedicated space for cultural exchange and innovation which also incorporates the historic David Lubin Memorial Library. Centrally positioned...
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FAO MuNe is a special initiative made possible thanks to the support and collaboration of Italy’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation.
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