Half-Day Private Borghese Gallery Tour with Transportation

When you visit Rome, a stop at one of Europe’s most remarkable art collections is a must. In the 17th century, the powerful Borghese family built a magnificent palace just outside the ancient walls to house their private museum. At its heart was Scipione Borghese, a passionate collector who, thanks to his immense wealth, gathered masterpieces by Sandro Botticelli, Raphael, Caravaggio, and Gian Lorenzo Bernini. Beyond the artworks, the palace itself is a masterpiece, with richly decorated ceilings, floors, and walls. The family’s influence lasted into the 19th century, when Napoleon Bonaparte arranged the marriage of his sister to Camillo Borghese. Visiting the Borghese Gallery feels like stepping back into the Renaissance and Baroque eras, where art, history, and fascinating stories come together in an unforgettable experience.

Pick up at your accommodation in the center of Rome. Highlights: Gianlorenzo Bernini sculptures Antonio Canova: Paulina Bonaparte Caravaggio's paintings: Bacchino Malato, Boy with a Basket of Fruit, Madonna of Palafrenieri, Saint Jerome, David with the head of Goliah, Saint John the Baptist -First Floor Painting Gallery: Lanfranco: Council of the Gods Raphael: The Deposition, Lady with a Unicorn Perugino: Madonna and Child, Saint Sebastian Domenichino: Daiana Antonello da Messina: Portrait of a man Tiziano: Sacred and Profane Love -Borghese Gardens: Aviary Piazza di Siena Walk up to Pincio panorama (optional) Drop off at your accommodation in the center of Rome. Important: Weather, traffic time of year may change the itinerary. The itinerary can be customized. Closed on Mondays. -Please bring a copy of your passport (hard copy or photo on your phone) tickets are nominal and you must show a copy of your documents.