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Combo (Save 5%): Borghese Gallery + Palazzo Barberini Tickets

Name: Combo (Save 5%): Borghese Gallery + Palazzo Barberini Tickets
Start: 2024-11-20T10:00:00
End: 2024-11-20T19:00:00
Location: Rome

Tourists exploring art at the Borghese Gallery with Palazzo Barberini Tickets in Rome

Dive into the golden age of Italian art right from the Middle Ages to Renaissance, as you explore both Borghese Gallery and Palazzo Barberini with a single pocket-friendly combo ticket.

Highlights

Get access to two of Rome's top attractions with a single ticket, and save money while you're at it.
At Borghese Gallery, admire amazing art collections curated by Gian Lorenzo Bernini and Scipione Cardinal Borghese.
See Caravaggio's masterpieces like David with the Head of Goliath and Boy with a Basket of Fruit.
Don't miss seeing Raphael's The Deposition along with Bernini, sculptures like David and Apollo and Daphne.
Enjoy a stroll through the Villa Borghese and explore the gardens dotted with vibrant flowers in bloom.
At Palazzo Barberini, see crucifixes and paintings from legendary Italian artists.
Explore the palazzo at your own pace and admire its swirling frescoes designed by Pietro da Cortona.
Important paintings here include Raphael's portrait La Fornarina, and Caravaggio's Judith Beheading Holofernes.

Inclusions

Escorted entry to Borghese Gallery
Booking and handling fees
Entry to Palazzo Barberini

Exclusions

Audioguide (purchasable on-site at the Borghese Gallery for 5 Euros)

Cancellation policy

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Fabio

5/5

Nov, 2024

I'm Italian, I don't know why I have to give an opinion in English.... Palazzo Barberini was a very confortabile walking in the art of baroc Age. A great collection quite hidden from the usual tourism router!

Anna

4/5

Nov, 2024

It was easy to meet the guide in front of the museum and very helpful to get me into the museum avoiding the long lines. The exhibit was outstanding.

Fui

5/5

Oct, 2024

It was much easier getting tickets into Galleria Barberini than the Bhorgese Gallery since 50 artworks have been moved from Bhorgese to Barberini. Very easy getting tickets online and you just show up at the Barberini venue. The paintings were amazing and so gorgeous which were set in an amazing palazzo. Bonus - Very nice bistro cafe upstairs at the gallery in the Barbetini palazzo gardens, so pretty and serene. Cafe was lovely and spacious at the lovely garden.

Ricardo

5/5

Oct, 2024

Very streamlined process, agent location and punctuality excellent. The payment process was secure. The visit was simply stunning, one of the best museums in the world, exceptional pieces.

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Christopher

5/5

Oct, 2024

The Basilica is fantastic and is a must see for visitors to Rome. The basilica is a work of art containing many other works of art, sculptures, paintings, mosaics. It makes you wonder at the time and resources invested in its construction and decoration. The guided tour was very good, I appreciated the comments and explanations given by the guide she spoke clearly and was open to questions.

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Your Experience

Borghese Gallery

The Borghese Gallery is situated in what used to be the Villa Borghese Pinciana. The building of the gallery was clubbed with the gardens around it at first. The gardens, however, have become a separate attraction for tourists by themselves. Explore the vast collection of sculptures, paintings, and antiquities at your own pace, right from the start. As you enter the museum, you are likely to notice the magnificent marble sculptures of the Twelve Roman Emperors. A vast array of rare paintings adorn much of the wall. Daphne and Proserpina are intricate and expressive. You could gaze at these sculptures for days and still miss out on the finer expressive details. The rooms are rarely ever crowded due to the controlled inflow of visitors, giving you ample space to stroll around the museum and contemplate the great works of art.

Palazzo Barberini

Fall in love with the combination of art and history with your visit to the Palazzo Barberini, a 17th-century palace home to Renaissance highlights from Raphael, Titian, and more. Admire the impressive frescoed ceiling designed by Italian painter/architect Pietro da Cortona, a famous example of the Baroque style. See the crucifixes and works by regional painters of legendary popes and cardinals. Key paintings you will get to see include Raphael's portrait La Fornarina, Caravaggio's Judith Beheading Holofernes, Filippo Lippi’s The Annunciation and a Hans Holbein portrait of Henry VIII.

Operating hours

Borghese Gallery

Monday	Closed
Tuesday	09:00 AM - 07:00 PM	last entry 05:45 PM
Wednesday	09:00 AM - 07:00 PM	last entry 05:45 PM
Thursday	09:00 AM - 07:00 PM	last entry 05:45 PM
Friday	09:00 AM - 07:00 PM	last entry 05:45 PM
Saturday	09:00 AM - 07:00 PM	last entry 05:45 PM
Sunday	09:00 AM - 07:00 PM	last entry 05:45 PM

Know Before You Go

Important Information

Borghese Gallery

Access to the museum is regulated with a mandatory exit at the end of each time slot so tickets are limited and sell out quickly. Tickets will not be available on-site for purchase, especially for same-day entry.
Until the month of May, only two children are allowed access for a time slot.
You may pick up your ticket only on the day of the event at the opening of the checkout counter an hour before the show (until the beginning of the same).
Entry is free for people who are physically challenged as well as their accompanying guardian (carry a valid photo ID).
The Cloakroom is temporarily located outside the Museum.
Luggage storage is mandatory for items such as bags, backpacks, strollers or trolleys, umbrellas, selfie sticks, or other items whose danger or size is assessed by the security staff.
It is also forbidden to enter the Museum with food, drinks (including water), and animals (with the exception of guide dogs).

Palazzo Barberini

Cloakroom service is temporarily unavailable. It is forbidden to bring large bags, backpacks, or trolleys.
Parking is available for people with disabilities. Entrances do not have architectural barriers. There are ramps for wheelchairs, next to the ticket office, leading to the ground floor exhibition rooms and to an elevator giving access to the first-floor exhibition rooms.
Note: From October 1, Galleria Corsini has been closed for renovation.

Operating Hours

Borghese Gallery

Tue - Sun: 9am to 7pm (last admission at 5pm)

Palazzo Barberini

Thu - Sun - 10am to 6pm
The ticket office closes at 5pm
Closed dates: Mon, Tue, Wed, Dec 25, Jan 1

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