Skip-the-Line Semi-Private Guided Tour: The Borghese Gallery & Gardens

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Stop At: Galleria Borghese, Piazzale del Museo Borghese 5, 00197 Rome Italy

.This 17th century villa houses some of Italy’s most well-known artists. Sculptures by Bernini mingle with paintings by Caravaggio, Titan, and Raphael. The 22 rooms are a veritable who’s who of the Italian art world. Interestingly, many of the pieces were designed to be shown exactly where they stand today, so you’ll be retracing the steps of countless others who experienced the works throughout the centuries.

Then wander the Villa Borghese Gardens, the third largest park in Rome, to discover a serene oasis of green in the center of the city. Your guide will point out the curiosities, like a 19th century hydrochronometer or the 18th century Temple of Aesculapius, while detailing the history of this green space and its 19th century redesign.

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes

Stop At: Villa Borghese, P.zzale del Museo Borghese, 00155 Rome Italy

This 17th century villa houses some of Italy’s most well-known artists. Sculptures by Bernini mingle with paintings by Caravaggio, Titan, and Raphael. The 22 rooms are a veritable who’s who of the Italian art world. Interestingly, many of the pieces were designed to be shown exactly where they stand today, so you’ll be retracing the steps of countless others who experienced the works throughout the centuries.

Then wander the Villa Borghese Gardens, the third largest park in Rome, to discover a serene oasis of green in the center of the city. Your guide will point out the curiosities, like a 19th century hydrochronometer or the 18th century Temple of Aesculapius, while detailing the history of this green space and its 19th century redesign.

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes

Stop At: Villa Borghese Gardens, Piazzale Napoleone I, 00197 Rome Italy

This 17th century villa houses some of Italy’s most well-known artists. Sculptures by Bernini mingle with paintings by Caravaggio, Titan, and Raphael. The 22 rooms are a veritable who’s who of the Italian art world. Interestingly, many of the pieces were designed to be shown exactly where they stand today, so you’ll be retracing the steps of countless others who experienced the works throughout the centuries.

Then wander the Villa Borghese Gardens, the third largest park in Rome, to discover a serene oasis of green in the center of the city. Your guide will point out the curiosities, like a 19th century hydrochronometer or the 18th century Temple of Aesculapius, while detailing the history of this green space and its 19th century redesign.

Duration: 1 hour