from €59.69 EUR
Duration: 3 Hours
Seller: Viator
Delight In the Borghese Gallery and Villa Borghese Gardens in Rome with skip-the-line admission and a guided walking tour restricted to 20 individuals.
This preferred attraction frequently sells out in advance, so by pre-booking your ticket, you can ensure you will not miss the opportunity to see art by Caravaggio, Bernini, Titian, and other Italian masters, plus you’ll jump the line. After exploring the gallery, walk through the tranquil gardens (omitted on 7pm tour) with a view of the city from the Pincian terrace. Upgrade your ticket for a private tour special to just your group.
- Professional tourist guide (English, French),
- 3 hours Skip-the-line little group (limited to 20 individuals) guided tour of the Borghese Gallery and Gardens in Rome,
- No waiting in the queue with skip-the-line access,
- Resort pickup and drop off,
- Garden walking tour on the 7pm option.
Free cancellation up to 1 day before tour starts.
From the Pincio, it is possible to walk to the Crooked Wall (Muro Torto), which is the boundary of Rome’s largest park, the setting for the Villa Borghese. In summer, Romans come here to enjoy the huge lawns and wander by the lakes or along the winding alleys.
The villa was created in the seventeenth century by Cardinal Scipione Borghese and enlarged several times before being acquired by the state. The collections housed inside recall the lifestyles of those patrician villas, where wealthy families could enjoy the clean air while indulging their favourite passion: amassing great collections of old masters, sculptures, and objets d’art. On the way to the nearby Villa Giulia, stop for a moment at the romantic Giardino del Lago, laid out at the end of the eighteenth century; on an island in the lake stands a reproduction of a small temple of Aesculapius. A little further on, the path leads to the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna and the fascinating Etruscan museum of the Villa Giulia, with archeological finds from Latium, Umbria and Southern Tuscany. The name of the Villa Giulia recalls its former owner, Pope Julius III (1550-1555), who entrusted its design to the architect Vignola. Surrounded by a garden which originally extended down to the banks of the Tiber, this elegant palace is typical of the Mannerist era with its theatrical nymphaeum comprising rocks, imitation grottoes, and statues.
The Villa Borghese (in fact, a small palace) is a stately and refined edifice datingfrom the eighteenth century in its present form. Its park, handsomely laid out with fountains and mock ruins, is one of the city’s largest, and its arena is the scene of international show-jumping from April to May every year.

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