Rome Gallery Borghese Guided Tour
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Experience Highlights
In the Borghese Gallery you will find works of art by important Italian painters and sculptors such as Bernini, Raphael and Dosso Dossi, among others. You will take a guided tour for groups of around 20 people .
In addition to avoiding the long queues, you will be accompanied by a tour guide throughout the tour who will tell you about the history of this place.
- Theguided tour lasts approximately two hours, during which you will be able to see paintings by the most important Italian artists as well as the Renaissance architecture of the place.
- With this ticket you can avoid the long queues to get in.
- You will be accompanied by an expert guide who will show you all the works in the gallery in detail.
- Take the opportunity to stroll through the gardens of the Villa Borghese.
What’s included
- Guided tour of the Borghese Gallery
- Queue-free access guaranteed
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Step by Step
The Borghese Gallery is located in the gardens of the Villa Borghese in Rome. Inside, you can see the most important works of renowned Italian artists such as Caravaggio, with his painting 'David with the head of Goliath', Bernini, with his imposing sculpture of 'Apollo and Daphne' and Canova, known worldwide for his sculpture 'Venus Victrix'. You can also admire its architecture and the surrounding gardens, an incomparable natural space.
The architecture of the site was designed by Cardinal Scipione Borghese and from the beginning it was intended to house iconic paintings. A baroque and renaissance structure in marble will completely captivate you.
With this reservation you can gain access to the gallery and avoid the queues to enjoy one of the most popular tourist attractions.
You will be accompanied by a group of about 20 people,as this is a tour for small groups . A professional tour guide will accompany you and share relevant information about this place.
