easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, with minimal walking required
Discover the masterpieces of Rome’s Borghese Museum on a private guided tour that combines art, history, and scenic park strolls. Uncover secrets behind iconic works and enjoy a personalized experience in Italy’s cultural heart.
All Ages • 3 Hours • Entrance Tickets Included
Explore the Borghese Museum, a treasure trove of art in Rome, featuring masterpieces by Titian, Raphael, and Caravaggio, alongside stunning sculptures by Bernini. Enjoy a guided 3-hour experience that includes a stroll through the beautiful Villa Borghese park, making this visit both enriching and unforgettable.
3 hours
The Borghese Museum is one of the most important ones in Rome housing statues, paintings, frescoes and other forms of art. This museum originates from the art collection of Cardinal Scipione Borghese including paintings by Titian, Raphael, Rubens, Caravaggio, and others, also ancient Roman statues, mosaics, and also a great collection of statues by Bernini. This museum requires a reservation ahead of time and we can do this for you. The first admission starts at 9:00 am, the following entrances are at 2 hour intervals ending at 5:00 pm. Our guide will be with you for 3 hours, even though the Museum visit cannot last more than 2 hours, and he will take you through part of the huge and really beautiful park of Villa Borghese.
• If your group is bigger than 15 people, contact us directly by email or with the book form on the website. • Prices, total per group, for the 3-hour walking tours. • Prices are not per person and they do not include meals or drinks.
The tour includes walking through galleries and gardens, so comfortable footwear is essential.
Capture your favorite artworks and scenic views inside the gardens to remember your visit.
Getting there early ensures a more peaceful experience inside the museum.
Having a basic knowledge of Renaissance and Baroque art will enrich your understanding.
The Borghese family originally commissioned the villa and collection in the 17th century, turning it into one of Rome’s premier art repositories.
The museum employs sustainable practices to preserve artworks and minimize environmental impact, including controlled climate systems and visitor management strategies.
Highlights the need for all-day comfort during gallery and garden walks.
Capture artworks and scenic views during the tour.
Stay hydrated while walking through the museum and park.
Jot down interesting facts or details from the guided commentary.