


Highlights
- Expert Art Historian Guide, Just For You – Explore the Borghese Gallery with a private guide who tailors the tour to your interests and brings each painting and sculpture to life.
- Masterpieces by Bernini, Caravaggio & More – Once a private villa, the Borghese Gallery offers a rare chance to see world-class art in its original setting—without the crowds of larger museums.
- Guaranteed Borghese Gallery Tickets – We handle the booking process in advance so you can walk right in, stress-free.
- Villa Borghese Gardens Walk – End your tour with a 30-minute stroll through landscaped paths and fountains of Rome’s grandest park.
Tour description
Step Inside Rome's Exclusive Art Museum
The Borghese Gallery is one of Rome’s most remarkable museums—and one of its most exclusive. Housed in a 17th-century villa once owned by Cardinal Scipione Borghese, this small but focused gallery is home to some of the most important artworks in Italy. With limited daily tickets, it offers a calm, curated experience far from the crowds of larger attractions. On this private tour, you'll explore it in the best way possible: with your own art historian guide and an itinerary tailored to your interests.
Learn the Stories Behind the Art With Your Private Guide
Inside, you’ll see masterworks by artists who transformed the history of art. Bernini’s dynamic sculptures like Apollo and Daphne and The Rape of Proserpine show the emotional power of Baroque marble. Caravaggio’s bold use of light and realism marks a turning point in painting. You’ll also visit rooms filled with works by Raphael, Titian, Domenichino, Canova, and more. Along the way, your guide explains why Scipione Borghese collected what he did, how the pieces were acquired, and what they meant in their time. You’ll leave with a stronger understanding of art’s role in society, not just its visual appeal.
A Peaceful Stroll in the Gardens
After exploring the gallery, your guide will lead you on a short walk through the Villa Borghese Gardens. Originally part of the Borghese family’s private estate, the gardens offer fountains, sculptures, and sweeping views over Rome. It’s the perfect place to reflect on what you’ve seen and enjoy a quieter side of the city before continuing your day.


























