Let's be honest. The art. Bernini...Caravaggio...it was like a dream to see these works of art in person! It's June so it was hot and stuffy but it wasn't too crowded. Overall great experience.
Great collection, best to visit with a tour guide though. Limited english description for pieces. Few paintings/sculptures had audio option. You have to give your bag, but they wont take your jacket!
Masterpieces by many artists can be seen here. My favourites are the marblesculptures by Bernini. Book and be punctual or you'll have to wait for the next turn to enter (that's up to two hours!)
Amazing gallery but the booking is mandatory. Don't forget to see also it's garden on the back where you can see again from outside the Bernini statue Ratto di Proserpina.
I definitely recommend the multimedia audio tour they offer in multiple languages for €5 if you don't go there with a tour guide. Don't forget to look up! :) each room is a work of art on its own
The audio guide is so worth the €5! No explanation of the works, otherwise. Amazing museum, not to be missed. Make sure to reserve your tickets online ahead of time.
You’ll enjoy a collection of world-class Baroque sculpture, including Bernini as well as paintings by Caravaggio, Raphael, Titian, and Rubens. The museum’ has a mandatory online reservation system.
I think the 2 hours are not enough too enjoy all the the things.Ps:if you intend to buy a Roma Pass you will have the entrace for free and you can call and reserve an advance.Reservation is mandatory!
In our opinion, the most beautiful gallery in Rome.The Bernini statuary is an absolute must-see. Considered one of the best collections of classical art in the world -at one time coveted by Napoleon.
Well-worth the fuss. A treasure trove of Bernini sculptures, Caravaggios, & incredible rooms. Book online 2-3 weeks ahead for tix. Tours are 2 hrs. Always sold out. Enjoy!!
The audio guide is worth every penny (5€). It offers good stories and background information. Makes the visit so much better. I fell in love with Bernini.
If it's your first time, definitely book a guided tour ahead of time. No descriptive plaques like at many other museums. You'll get the highlights in the very limited two hours allotted per ticket.
Tickets sell out a few days in advance, especially during high season. Do look for a guy re-selling pre-paid no-show tickets at face value. He is legit and those tickets get you in!
It's a must see attraction, tbest gallery in Rome. Make your reservation a couple of months before your trip in order to get tickets for the day you want, since the number of visitors aloud is limited
Amazing collection of art. So may Bernini sculptures, and all interesting and beautiful. Had an issue with tickets, but they made good on the error. The ceiling artwork is truly beautiful.
buy tickets online in advance, also take audioguides. incredible work of bernini, caravaggio and others. its a private collection. very beautiful 👌�
If you want to visit a minimum number of museums during your trip, this must be on the list. Be sure to reserve tickets beforehand cz they get sold out.
Since you are aloud to stay for only 2 hours, visit the attractions and then, watch the rest. Attractions: Caravaggio room, Bernini's sculptures, Venetian paintings and Paulina Bonaparte (Canova).
Worth a visit, if you have some interest in Roman history. There are busts of the emporers, including Hadrian. Note: Bags & cameras have to be checked in before entering the museum.
A real gem inside the most beautiful park in Rome. The museums of Rome will remain open to the public all summer and will host events and guided tours. For info please call 060608.
If you come to Rome, you MUST visit here! Masterpieces by Bernini, Raphael, Titian, Caravaggio, and more! Be sure to call and reserve ahead of time as they sell out days in advance.
Car Park:Disabled people can park within the villa using the entrance in Piazza Sienkiewicz. - Pedestrian Route accessible by wheelchair - - Entrance: Uncovered, escort NOT required - WC inaccessible Read more
The Borghese Gallery, for all its spectacular art content, has a master's missing - Michelangelo. Scipione Borghese was only a small crucifix made by the artist, and that, unfortunately, disappeared
Impressive collection of art, but buying tickets 2 weeks in advance and not being allowed to carry any belongings inside is just ridiculous. Plus they most likely broke my camera which was in my bag
Located midst the trees of Rome’s best public park is the Borghese Gallery, a treasure trove of artistic gems, a remarkable collection which was first begun by Renaissance Cardinal Scipione Borghese. Place Managed by the Rome's Tourism Dept. in collaboration with //Avanti Concept Agency