I'll share the confusion I experienced with visiting the Gallerie d'Italia. It was my intention to visit, and I saw the entrance across from the da Vinci memorial. But I saw the Museo del Romanticismo on Google maps and that piqued my interest. But the address is off, and I asked in 5 different businesses where it was and only one person knew. I go in and mentioned how hard it was to find and the nice lady told me that it was part of the Gallerie d'Italia, that this was it's entrance. But that's almost a block around the corner, so I was confused. We tooled through the ground floor, which is lovely and has some wonderful 19th century Romanticist paintings. I need an elevator because of my knee, but it cannot be used without an escort. We were walked through several impressive galleries to the lift, but we never found those galleries again because I walked down the stairs. And also, the Museo del Romanticismo listing on Google shows a large atrium with statuary that we also never found.

In short, I missed at least a floor of rooms, and at that point I was too muddled to ask anymore questions. While inside, I did see the entrance by the monument but that entire section was closed off. Later, just to test, we tried that entrance but were waved off.

So, what I saw was definitely worth it. But I would suggest doing a little more digging before walking blithely in as we did. (At the time, and it may change, the Google directions to the Museo del Romanticismo leads to the Fendi Casa store. It is actually across the street and down a good ways).

Nuts and bolts: easily accessed by tram and Metro, no parking, clean restrooms, elevator available on request.