GAMM Game Museum is a video game museum in central Rome, located on Via delle Terme di Diocleziano near Termini Station and Piazza della Repubblica. It presents videogames as cultural heritage, inviting visitors to explore the medium’s history, creativity, technology and influence through an immersive, interactive experience. Its exhibition route spans themed and chronological areas, featuring thousands of consoles and games, 150 animated monitors and informative displays.

Visitors can play games on historic consoles and enjoy classic arcade titles, including Pac-Man, Donkey Kong and Space Invaders, at no extra charge. The museum also offers a modular space for temporary exhibitions, modern gaming stations, virtual reality experiences and a cinema showing documentaries, interviews and films related to videogames. GAMM hosts presentations, conferences, educational visits and workshops, and provides guided tours by reservation.

Families can book children’s parties and evening celebrations, while organizations can arrange corporate events. Open daily from 9:30 a. m.

to 7:30 p. m., the museum is accessible to visitors with disabilities and offers family, group and school ticket options