About this site
Villa Borghese museum housing major Bernini, Caravaggio, Raphael, Titian and Canova works in a tightly capacity-controlled two-hour visit.
Why it made the universeHigh-value Europe/U.S. expansion
Art & Design
Galleria Borghese
Rome · Lazio · Italy
ITANo ticket recorded41.9142° N · 12.4922° EArt Museum
Visit today
- Opening hours
- Tuesday–Sunday 9:00 AM–7:00 PM; closed Monday.
- Last entry
- 5:45 PM.
- Time to allow
- Standard timed visit lasts 2 hours; final 5:45 PM slot is shorter.
Tickets & entry
- Tickets
- Reservation is mandatory for every ticket category, including free tickets.
- Price
- Full price €16 plus mandatory €2 reservation fee; age 18–25 reduced €2 plus fee; eligible under-18 admission free but reservation remains mandatory.
Getting there
- Public transport
- Bus connections from Termini, Flaminio, Barberini and Spagna are published by the museum.
- Parking
- Limited street/public parking around Villa Borghese; transit recommended.
- Accessibility
- Reduced-mobility entrance at rear of building, stair lift and elevator; elevator capacity limits very large wheelchairs.
Know before you go
- Bags
- Only small waist/purse bags up to 21 × 15 cm allowed in galleries; larger bags/backpacks/luggage must be left in wardrobe.
- House rules
- Entry occurs in controlled hourly shifts. Closed January 1 and December 25; avoid unofficial resellers.
On site
- Food & drink
- Cafeteria among museum services.
Record status
- Selection
- EXPANSION_ADDED
- Video research
- EXACT-MATCH VERIFIED — CARD READY
Videos & visitor guides
Official attraction videos appear first when verified, followed by exact-match informational travel guides.
Map & location
Piazzale Scipione Borghese 5, 00197 Rome, Italy
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