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Inside the Borghese Gallery, you’ll explore a compact, art-filled palace at your own pace using a trusted audio guide. This self‑guided visit gives you time to savour masterpieces in their original rooms and to seek out works that many visitors miss. As you ascend the grand staircase by Flaminio Ponzio, you’ll begin a sculpture odyssey. Expect to pause before Michelangelo’s Apollo and Daphne, Bernini’s David and Canova’s Psyche Revived by Cupid’s Kiss. Alongside these iconic sculptures are important paintings, including Titian’s Venus of Urbino and Caravaggio’s The Conversion of Saint Paul and Entombment of Christ. As you move through the rooms, you’ll also encounter refined portraits by Raphael and Parmigianino and the atmospheric landscapes of Claude Lorrain and Nicolas Poussin. The audio guide will help you learn about the artists and their works while you take in lesser‑known pieces that reveal the gallery’s depth. You may leave the Borghese Gallery with a renewed appreciation for art’s variety and a sense of having seen some of Rome’s hidden artistic treasures.

This ticket gives you fast-track admission to the Galleria Borghese, where you will have the opportunity to admire an impressive art collection. Featuring beautiful frescoes, the gallery houses sculptures and paintings by famous artists such as Canova, Bernini and Caravaggio. Among the vast collection, you will have the chance to see Raphael's 'Lady with a Unicorn', Canova's 'Paolina Borghese as Venus Victorious' and Caravaggio's 'David with the Head of Goliath'.

Enjoy fast-track entry to the Borghese Gallery, with an audio-guided service to use as you move through the rooms. After check-in you’ll be able to scan a QR code to access the audio guide; the coordinator will give you the necessary instructions so you can explore at your own pace. Inside the gallery you’ll encounter sculptures and paintings by masters such as Bernini, Canova, Caravaggio and Titian. Highlights include Canova’s representation of Pauline Bonaparte and several of Bernini’s famed sculptures, including Apollo and Daphne and David. You’ll pass through the Caravaggio room to view works like David with the Head of Goliath and Boy with a Basket of Fruit, and see Raphael’s The Deposition and Lady with a Unicorn, alongside many other important pieces. As you move through the collection, the audio guide will provide context and insights into the artworks. You may also take time for a stroll around the gallery gardens, which offer a pleasant outlook over the Piazza del Popolo.

Visit the Borghese Gallery and enjoy entry without the stress of long queues. Inside, you will explore a rich collection of ancient pieces, frescoes, paintings and world‑famous sculptures arranged across elegant rooms. The pace is relaxed, so you can take time with the works that interest you most. As you move through the gallery, you will encounter standout masterpieces such as Bernini’s Apollo and Daphne, The Rape of Proserpina and Aeneas. The display will also include Canova’s Paolina Borghese and some of Caravaggio’s most famous paintings. A digital audioguide is provided to help you learn about a wide variety of sculptures, frescoes and paintings along the way, giving context to the artists and stories behind the works.

When you visit the Galleria Borghese during your Rome holiday, you’ll step into the former Villa Borghese to see one of Italy’s most important private collections. With Gray Line I Love Rome you can choose an entrance-only, skip-the-line ticket for independent exploration or a guided tour in intimate groups for a deeper, more structured look at the works. The gallery displays masterpieces collected by Cardinal Scipione Borghese (1579–1633), whose taste shaped the museum’s mix of ancient, Renaissance and Baroque art. As you move through the rooms you’ll encounter Bernini’s dramatic sculptures such as Apollo and Daphne, The Rape of Proserpine and The David, alongside striking paintings by Caravaggio, Tiziano, Correggio and Raphael on the second floor. The neoclassical portrait of Pauline Bonaparte by Antonio Canova (1805–1808) has been in the gallery since 1838; she is shown slightly reclined with her torso lifted, the right hand on the armrest of the Agrippina and an apple in her left, notable for its lifelike modelling and delicate drapery. The gallery’s history also includes the 1807 sale of many Borghese antiquities to Napoleon, which helped form the Musée Napoléon collection that later became part of the Louvre. After your visit, you may like to wander the Villa Borghese gardens and climb to the Pincio Terrace for panoramic views of Rome.

At the Borghese Gallery, an audio-guided visit lets you explore one of Rome’s most celebrated art collections at your own pace. Along the way you'll encounter masterpieces by Bernini, Canova, Caravaggio and Titian, with commentary to help you appreciate the works and their context. Highlights include Canova’s sculpture of Pauline Bonaparte and Bernini’s dramatic sculptures Apollo and Daphne and David. In the Caravaggio Room you’ll see iconic paintings such as David with the Head of Goliath and Boy with a Basket of Fruit. You’ll also find Raphael’s The Deposition and Lady with a Unicorn, together with other important paintings and sculptures that trace the gallery’s rich artistic history. After viewing the collection, you can take a pleasant walk through the Borghese gardens. As you move through the grounds, enjoy the panoramic view over Piazza del Popolo and the surrounding cityscape, a calm finish to a visit focused on art and architecture.

This relaxed tour takes you inside the Borghese Gallery with an expert English-speaking guide. Entry tickets are included, and groups are kept to 15 people or fewer with audio headsets for every guest. As you move through the rooms, your guide will explain the collection and its history while you see masterpieces by Bernini, Canova, Caravaggio, Titian and Raphael. Highlights typically include Bernini’s Apollo and Daphne, Canova’s Pauline Bonaparte, Caravaggio’s St. Jerome and David with the Head of Goliath, and Raphael’s The Deposition. After the gallery, the experience continues with a gentle walk through the Borghese Gardens. Modeled on the English gardens admired by Renaissance Romans, the grounds are home to varied plants, sculptures and water features. Along the way, your guide will share stories that bring the villa and its art to life, from Napoleon’s envy to the tale of his sister’s shocking dinner-table behaviour.

This skip-the-line guided tour of the Borghese Gallery lets you avoid long queues and step straight into the lavish villa of Cardinal Scipione Borghese. As you move through the rooms, you will admire the breathtaking sculptures by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, the powerful paintings of Caravaggio and the refined brushwork of Raphael. The setting of the villa adds a historic and intimate backdrop to the works on display. A knowledgeable guide, specialised in art history, will offer context and insight into the artists, techniques and stories behind the masterpieces. Along the way, explanations of the gallery’s history and the collection’s highlights will help you connect more deeply with each piece. The small group size creates a more personalised experience, ensuring you capture every detail and leave with unforgettable memories.

On this exclusive tour of the Olympic Stadium in Rome you will be led by an expert guide who will tell the story of the Mussolini Obelisk and explain the historic rivalry between Lazio and Roma. Along the way you'll explore the Foro Italico and learn how it became a symbol of national unity, while taking in the distinctive atmosphere of the stadium complex. You will pass the same entrance used by the players and feel the pre-match buzz. The tour also includes access to the changing rooms and a walk onto the pitch where football legends have made history. Your guide will share insights into pre-match preparation and the significance of the stadium within Rome’s sporting culture. Please note the itinerary may be subject to changes depending on events held at the Stadio Olimpico (especially during the summer concert season), on sporting activities within the Foro Italico complex, and on weather conditions.

This Small-Group Borghese Gallery Tour offers an exclusive experience at the Borghese Gallery, set in the peaceful Villa Borghese park. You’ll skip the line and explore the gallery with no more than 15 people, so the visit will feel personal and easy to follow. An expert guide will bring the collection to life as you move through the rooms, pointing out Bernini’s lifelike Apollo and Daphne, revealing Caravaggio’s darker tones in David with the Head of Goliath, and exploring the contrasts in Titian’s Sacred and Profane Love. After the guided portion, you’re welcome to remain inside the museum to continue looking at works at your own pace. Alternatively, you may prefer a relaxing stroll through the surrounding Villa Borghese gardens, which are recommended for a quiet moment after the gallery visit. Along the way, your guide’s insights will help you connect the art to Rome’s wider history and culture, making the visit both informative and enjoyable.

Enjoy entry to the Borghese Gallery and a stroll through the Villa Borghese gardens with skip-the-line admission and a guided walking tour limited to 15 people. This popular attraction often sells out in advance, so pre-booking is recommended. As you move through the gallery, the guide will lead you through the rooms of the Casina Borghese, with their splendid frescoes, and explain the stories, secrets and painting techniques behind the works. You will see major paintings by Caravaggio, including Young sick Bacchus and Boy with a Basket of Fruit, and Raffaello’s Entombment of Christ. The tour also highlights the gallery’s important collection of sculptures by Bernini and Canova, such as Apollo and Daphne, David, The Rape of Proserpina and Paolina Bonaparte. Along the way, the guide will point out details and context that bring these masterpieces to life.

At the Borghese Gallery you'll see a renowned collection of artwork set within the elegant Villa Borghese. As you move through the rooms, you'll learn about the history of the Villa, the Borghese family and the wider story of Rome. The setting and the works on display will give context to the art and the people who shaped it. This small-group tour includes skip-the-line access and is led by expert, professional guides. Along the way, your guide will put the highlights into historical and artistic context, helping you make the most of your time in the gallery and the Villa. The pace will suit a small group, so you can hear detailed commentary and ask questions as you explore.

On this full-day tour from Rome, you'll explore the haunting remains of Pompeii and ascend the iconic Mt. Vesuvius. In Pompeii, a licensed archaeologist will guide you along ancient streets and through well-preserved ruins, helping you see how life stood still after the eruption of 79 AD and explaining daily Roman life as you move through the site. After lunch on the slopes of Mt. Vesuvius, you'll join a guided hike led by a volcanologist. Along the way, the volcanologist will share insights into the volcano's explosive history and point out the views the crater and surrounding coastline offer. Round-trip coach transport and all entry fees are included, so you can focus on the archaeology, the landscape and the stories behind both sites.

This self-guided visit takes you through the Borghese Gallery, set within the verdant Villa Borghese gardens in Rome. With a skip-the-line ticket you’ll bypass the usual queues and have the freedom to explore the collection at your own pace. The ticket-only option lets you shape the visit to suit your interests. As you move through the galleries you’ll see works from the Renaissance and Baroque periods. The rooms contain sculptures and paintings alongside richly decorated interiors. Along the way you may pause to study individual pieces or simply soak up the atmosphere of one of Italy’s most prestigious art galleries. The experience is designed for independent exploration. You’ll be free to spend time where you choose and return to highlights as often as you like during your visit.

At the Borghese Gallery, you will explore the 17th-century home of Cardinal Borghese and see his private art collection. Enter directly with your guide and move through works from the Renaissance, Baroque and Roman periods in a small group limited to 15 people. Along the way you will also admire the view of Rome from Villa Borghese. As you follow your guide through the rooms, you will see world-famous masterpieces by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, including Apollo and Daphne and David, and paintings by Caravaggio such as Boy with a Basket of Fruit and Saint Jerome Writing. The tour will also include Raphael’s Deposition and works by Borromini and other notable artists. Your guide will share stories about how these works were created and the context behind them, helping the art come to life as you move through the gallery.