Fast and simple access to the legendary Borghese Gallery!
Fast and simple access to the legendary Borghese Gallery!
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Bypass the ticketing queues and enjoy personal attention!
Bypass the ticketing queues and enjoy personal attention!
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Borghese Gallery
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Borghese Gallery
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Go for: Standard entry tickets, combo tours
Duration: 2+ hours
Guided access: Not available
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Go for: Guided tours
Duration: 2 hours
Guided access: Included
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Borghese Gallery Small-Group Guided Tour
Book Borghese Gallery guided toursEU citizens between the age of 18-25 get reduced pricing on their tickets upon presentation of a valid government ID.
You can purchase an audio guide for €5 at the Borghese Gallery
The Borghese Gallery is only a fragment of the wider Villa Borghese, a sprawling real estate comprising gardens, fountains, eateries, art-and-culture arenas and more.
The 17th-century Villa Borghese was commissioned by the Borghese family and designed by Flaminio Ponzio. Located atop the Pincian Hills in Rome and surrounded by the gardens, the villa has a light and airy structure adorned with reliefs and ancient sculptures. It now houses the Borghese Gallery, which showcases Italian Renaissance and Baroque art.
Access: Included with Borghese Gallery tickets.
Transformed from vineyards in the 1600s by a Cardinal and revamped in 1903 to suit English tastes, the gardens form the green lung of Rome. With 90+ points of interest, it hosts attractions like the National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art, Bioparco Di Roma Zoo, and Villa Medici.
Access: Garden entry is free. However, landmarks within the gardens may have entry fees.
Discover the Borghese GardensDoubling as one of Europe’s largest and oldest zoos, the Bioparco is an easy walk from the Spanish Steps and housed within the Villa Borghese estate. The zoo is actively involved in conservation efforts and is home to diverse and exotic wildlife.
Access: Included if you purchase the combo ticket that grants access to both Borghese Gallery and the Bioparco.
Book Rome Bioparco ticketsLocated at the edge of the Villa Borghese estate, this museum contains artwork from modern artists like Van Gogh, Monet and Jackson Pollock, among others. With around 55 rooms containing more than 20,000 works of art, there’s quite a lot to see at this gallery.
Access: Not included with Borghese Gallery tickets. Tickets to this attraction must be purchased separately.
While not strictly inside the Villa Borghese estate, Villa Medici’s garden is contiguous with the Villa Borghese Gardens. It is a Mannerist villa originally built for the Medici family. Since 1803, it has served as the French Academy in Rome.
Access: Not included with Borghese Gallery tickets. Tickets to this attraction must be purchased separately.
Tuesday to Sunday: 9am to 7pm
Last Entry: 5:45pm
Closed on: Mondays, December 25, January 1
The best time to visit the Borghese Gallery is on weekdays, preferably in the morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds. In quieter seasons like fall or winter, the gallery offers a more serene experience, allowing for a better appreciation of the art without the rush.
Detailed Borghese Gallery hoursAddress: Piazzale Scipione Borghese, 5, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
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There are two main entrances used by the visitors to enter the premises:
The current exhibition at the Borghese Gallery marks a historic first, showcasing the work of female artist Louise Bourgeois for the first time in the gallery’s history. The exhibition focuses on pieces that intertwine her memory with the collective and public memory of the museum itself. Bourgeois was deeply influenced by the psychoanalytical school of thought, and her initial visits to the Borghese Gallery keenly influenced her approach to imagining how old art forms interact with the new.
Last date of exhibition: September 15, 2024.
The world’s largest amphitheater and an iconic symbol of Rome, the Colosseum was once the site of gladiatorial contests.
Book Colosseum ticketsAt the Vatican Museums, marvel at Michelangelos’ frescoes at the Sistine Chapel and gaze at vast art collections, including Raphael’s Rooms, The Gallery of Maps and more.
Book Vatican ticketsThe Spanish Steps are a grand staircase in Rome leading from the Piazza di Spagna below to the Trinità dei Monti church at the top. They're famous for their elegance and are a popular spot for tourists to relax and enjoy the city views.
Borghese Gallery tickets grant access to the museum's renowned art collection, showcasing masterpieces by Bernini, Caravaggio, and other acclaimed artists. Depending on the ticket type, inclusions may vary — some tickets offer guided tours, whereas others offer access to other sites within the larger Villa Borghese estate like the Rome Bioparco.
As this gallery is packed with impressive artwork from top artists, there’s a lot to take in and you can feel overwhelmed. A guided tour will enhance your experience through an explanation of the highlights, their history and significance, etc. Guides are also happy to answer any questions you may have.
Yes, with your standard entry ticket, you have the option to choose an audio guide.
Entrance to the Villa Borghese estate and the gardens are free. However, just as the Borghese Gallery is a paid-entry-only complex within the estate, there are certain other attractions that can be accessed only via a paid ticket as well, like the Bioparco.
EU citizens between the ages of 18 and 25 get reduced entry. People with disabilities and their companion get free entry, as do members of the ICOM, students and journalists, etc.