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Galleria Borghese: Tickets & Audio guide

We find ourselves in a place that once evolved from being a vineyard into the largest garden of ancient Rome, and inside a palace that, over the centuries, eventually became what it is today: one of the most important museums in Rome. Visiting the Galleria Borghese with an audioguide will help you understand, in an engaging way, the magnitude of the site you are in. 

If the exterior is already impressive, during your visit inside you will discover sculptures and paintings that form an essential part of the city’s artistic heritage, understanding the context in which they were gathered by the Borghese family. The audio guide will accompany you through the different rooms, explaining the most relevant works by artists such as Caravaggio, Raphael or Bernini and making it easier to understand the collection without needing a guided tour.

This audio guide tour is a great option to discover the Galleria Borghese in an organized way, making the most of your visit time and understanding the artistic and historical value of its collections.

Book your ticket with audio guide for the Galleria Borghese and enjoy your visit without complications.

Includes

  • Tickets to Galleria Borghese
  • Audio guide in the selected language

Not included

  • Headphones
  • Mobile phone

// Due to the high demand for tickets for this monument and in order to guarantee ticket availability, the final time of your visit may vary by up to 90 minutes before or 90 minutes after the time selected during your booking process (example: if you select your visit for 11:00, your tickets will be reserved at the first available time slot between 11:00 and 12:30).

Guided tour of the Borghese Gallery

The guided tour of the Borghese Gallery is the best way to explore this museum. You will discover this unique space accompanied by an expert guide who will help you understand its collection and the context in which it was created. During the tour, you will enjoy clear and engaging explanations about the artworks, the palace and the meaning of each space within it.

Throughout the visit you will learn about some of the museum’s most representative pieces and understand how the collection was formed, as well as the extremely important role played by the Borghese family in the artistic scene of Rome. The guide will provide historical and artistic information that will undoubtedly make it easier to appreciate this beautiful collection.

This guided tour of the Borghese Gallery will allow you to make the most of your time, with a structured and well-organized itinerary designed to take full advantage of the visit. 

Book your guided tour of the Borghese Gallery and enjoy a clear and well-organized experience.

Includes

  • Tickets to the Borghese Gallery
  • Guided tour with an expert

Not included

  • Transport
  • Visit to other monuments

// Due to the high demand for tickets for this monument and in order to guarantee availability, the final time of your visit may vary by up to 90 minutes before or 90 minutes after the time selected during your booking process (example: if you select your visit for 11:00, your tickets will be reserved at the first available time slot between 11:00 and 12:30).

Tickets for the Borghese Gallery and Castel Sant’Angelo

If you want to make the most of your visit to Rome, this combo with audioguide will help you. Discover two essential places to understand the Eternal City: the Borghese Gallery and Castel Sant'Angelo. Thanks to our carefully designed audioguide you will have a clear overview of these two monuments, as it offers clear explanations that make the visit more enjoyable and help place each monument within its historical and cultural context.

The Borghese Gallery allows you to discover one of the most important art collections in the city, while Castel Sant'Angelo is a journey through the evolution of Rome from the imperial era to the papal period. Through the audioguide you will be able to understand the differences and connections between both places, moving forward at your own pace.

This combined ticket with audioguide is a practical option to make the most of your stay in Rome, with access to two essential monuments and a well-organized experience, without rush or complications.

Book your combo with audioguide and enjoy the Borghese Gallery and Castel Sant'Angelo in a clear and structured way.

Includes

  • Tickets to the Borghese Gallery
  • Tickets to Castel Sant'Angelo
  • Audioguide in the selected language

Not included

  • Transport to the monument
  • Mobile phone
  • Tickets to other monuments

// Due to the high demand for tickets for this monument and in order to guarantee ticket availability, the final time of your visit may vary by up to 90 minutes before or after the time selected during the booking process (example: if you select your visit at 11:00, your tickets will be reserved at the first available time within the interval from 11:00 to 12:30)

Tickets for the Borghese Gallery and the Vatican Museums

If you are a true art lover, this combo is designed especially for you. Enjoy two of the key spaces to understand the artistic and cultural evolution of Rome: the Borghese Gallery and the Vatican Museums. With the audioguide you can explore both places at your own pace, admiring the beauty of the artworks while listening to explanations that will help you appreciate them even more. 

The Borghese Gallery offers a concentrated view of one of the most important private collections in the city, with sublime works by Bernini, Caravaggio, Raphael or Titian, among others. Meanwhile, the Vatican Museums bring together centuries of art linked to the papacy. The audioguide makes both itineraries easier to follow, allowing you to move forward at your own pace and better understand the differences and connections between both collections.

Let yourself be captivated by Apollo and Daphne, The Rape of Proserpina, the Belvedere Torso or Laocoön with this combined ticket with audioguide to enjoy two of Rome’s must-see museums in an organized way, without rushing and with well-structured information.

Book your combo with audioguide and enjoy the Borghese Gallery and the Vatican Museums clearly and without complications.

Includes

  • Tickets to Galleria Borghese
  • Tickets to the Vatican Museums
  • Audioguide in the selected language 

Not included

  • Transport to the monument
  • Mobile phone
  • Tickets to other monuments

// Due to the high demand for tickets for this monument and in order to guarantee ticket availability, the final time of your visit may vary by up to 90 minutes before or 90 minutes after the time selected during your booking process (example: if you select your visit for 11:00, your tickets will be reserved at the first available time slot between 11:00 and 12:30)

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Why the Galleria Borghese is famous

Why the Galleria Borghese is famous and what you can’t miss


When we think of Rome, we inevitably picture the Colosseum, the Vatican or the Trevi Fountain. However, there is a place that combines art, history, architecture and exclusivity in a way that is hard to match: the Galleria Borghese. Visiting this palace means stepping into the home of one of the most influential families of Baroque Rome. Want to know why the Galleria Borghese is famous? We’ll tell you everything.


What is the difference between the Galleria Borghese and Villa Borghese?


Are you planning your trip to Rome? Take note, as it is common to come across two names that can cause some confusion. Both are historically and geographically connected, but today they serve different purposes. Understanding the difference between the Galleria Borghese and Villa Borghese will help you better organize your visit and also appreciate the cultural value of this important and beautiful complex in the city.


Difference between the Galleria Borghese and Villa Borghese
Masterpieces of the Galleria Borghese

The masterpieces of the Galleria Borghese: Bernini, Caravaggio and Raphael


We are facing a unique museum, conceived from its origin as a private collection created for delight. Cardinal Scipione Borghese, a great patron of the 17th century, assembled a collection that we now consider essential for understanding the Italian Baroque and Renaissance. Thanks to the masterpieces of the Galleria Borghese, artists such as Bernini, Caravaggio and Raphael are represented in an exceptional ensemble that is difficult to match in any other museum.


Why a guided tour of the Galleria Borghese makes the difference


The Galleria Borghese is one of the most fascinating museums in Rome and, at the same time, one of the most exclusive. Located inside Villa Borghese, this palace houses an unparalleled collection of sculptures, paintings and some of the most brilliant works of art in Italian and European art history.

Taking a guided tour of the Galleria Borghese is the best way to enjoy a museum where each room is designed as a harmonious ensemble of architecture, decoration and works of art. Here, the experience is not based on quantity, but on quality and on the way you contemplate pieces by artists such as Bernini, Caravaggio or Raphael. It is not a museum where only the exhibition matters; it is an environment you will never stop admiring, from the floors to the ceiling, everything has something to tell you.

Guided tour of the Galleria Borghese
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Plan your visit to the Borghese Gallery

The Borghese Gallery is a must-see for art lovers. Located in the beautiful gardens of Villa Borghese, it is one of Rome’s most important museums, as it houses an extraordinary collection of sculptures and paintings by artists such as Bernini, Caravaggio, Raphael, and Titian. The museum is actually a 17th-century palace, which gives it a unique character but also influences the visit due to its limited size. Tickets must be purchased in advance, as access is regulated: capacity is limited to timed slots of two hours.

General access to the Borghese Gallery and accessibility

As this is a historic building, accessibility at the Borghese Gallery is carefully organized. Access is possible via a stairlift located to the left of the main staircase, or through the rear entrance at Piazzale Scipione Borghese, which avoids stairways and allows full access to the sculpture floor. To reach the first floor, there is a small-capacity elevator, and the museum provides adapted wheelchairs. In addition, personalized assistance is available upon request, as well as an informational video call service for deaf visitors.

Purchasing tickets for the Borghese Gallery

The Borghese Gallery is one of the most in-demand museums in Rome, so we strongly recommend purchasing tickets in advance. Access is strictly controlled and organized in specific two-hour time slots, which means tickets often sell out. Buying in advance ensures your visit and helps you better plan the rest of your day in the city. Knowing your visit time also allows you to plan a walk through Villa Borghese and enjoy the beautiful surroundings of the palace.

In certain cases, tickets will not be sent by email and must instead be collected in person at the meeting point indicated in the booking confirmation. Information regarding the collection point, as well as specific delivery conditions, is clearly detailed during the purchase process and in the confirmation email received by the user.

Borghese Gallery opening hours 2026

The Borghese Gallery is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.. The last entry is allowed at 5:45 p.m., so it is advisable to arrive with enough time in advance. The ticket office opens at 8:30 a.m. and remains open until one hour before the museum closes. As access is organized in timed slots and visit duration is limited, we recommend respecting the time indicated on your ticket and planning your route in advance.

The gallery is closed on Mondays, as well as on December 25th and January 1st.