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The Borghese Gallery is a prized attraction in Rome, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors every year. It is home to remarkable pieces of art by maestros like Bernini, Caravaggio and Raphael. After closing down for several months due to COVID-19, the museum reopened its doors on April 26, 2021, with several safety guidelines in place.
Post-COVID-19 Safety Measures at Borghese Gallery
Here’s what you need to know before your visit:
- It is only possible to book Borghese Gallery tickets online. Guests can pre-book their tickets online in order to ensure a completely contactless experience.
- A maximum of 80 visitors will be allowed into the Borghese Gallery in 2-hour shifts. To get your preferred time slot, please book your tickets in advance.
- Guests must wear a face mask that covers their mouth and nose at all times.
- All guests will undergo a temperature check before entering the attraction. If any guest has a temperature above 37.5℃ (or 99.5℉), they will be denied entry.
- Social distancing will be observed throughout the museum. All guests must maintain a minimum of 2 meters distance from others.
- The various touchpoints and areas of the museum are regularly disinfected and sanitised.
- Groups are limited to sizes of 10 visitors and under, regardless of whether they are travelling together or are on a guided tour.
All Your Borghese Gallery Tickets & Tour Options
There are multiple ticket and tour options available to visit the Borghese Gallery. Guests can choose to book standard entry tickets, skip the line tickets, or guided tours. Each ticket offers different benefits, depending on your requirements. Read on below to know about each ticket type in detail.
Priority Access Tickets
Guided Tours
Combo Tours
These tickets allow you to skip the long queues outside the Borghese Gallery and get priority access to the attraction. You can access the main sections of the museum with these tickets, including the beautiful Villa Borghese Gardens.
Why go for these tickets?
- Enjoy priority access to the renowned Borghese Gallery in Rome.
- Avoid long queues outside the attraction.
- Access all the major sections of the museum, including the Villa Borghese Gardens.
Recommended experiences
Avoid the hassle of standing in long queues with these tickets to the Borghese Gallery. Discover the magic of Caravaggio, Bernini, Raphael, and Titian, as you explore the museum’s incredible collection!
Delve into the incredible world of Renaissance art with these exclusive skip-the-line tickets to the Borghese Gallery. Discover masterpieces by renowned artists such as Raphael, Caravaggio, Canova, and Bernini.
These tickets include the services of a professional English-speaking guide. You will delve into the history and artwork of the Borghese Gallery as the guide narrates interesting information about the famed artwork in this iconic museum.
Why go for these tickets?
- Enjoy the company of a professional English-speaking local guide.
- Learn a great deal about the history of the museum and its artworks.
- Tour group is fairly small, consisting of 15 members of less
Recommended experiences
Relish a visit to one of Rome’s most iconic art museums, and get a chance to stroll through its lush gardens. With a skip the line entry and services of a professional guide included, savour a relaxed experience of the Borghese Gallery.
Discover one of the greatest collections of Renaissance Art at the iconic Borghese Gallery in Rome. Enjoy learning about the museum and its works of art with the aid of a professional guide by your side.
If you are looking for a wholesome experience of Rome, a combo ticket is the best way to go. Enjoy entry to some other renowned landmarks of Rome such as the Colosseum and Roman Forum, in addition to the Borghese Gallery. For visitors who have a limited time to spend in Rome, these tickets are an excellent choice.
Why go for this ticket?
- Enjoy entry to the Borghese Gallery, Roman Colosseum and Roman Forum.
- Delve into Roman history with a professional local guide by your side.
- Take in spectacular views of the city from the top of Palatine Hill.
Recommended experiences
Explore the incredibly rich and diverse collection at the Borghese Gallery, with priority admission to the museum. Delve into Roman history with a guided tour of the Roman Colosseum and Roman Forum.
Plan Your Visit to the Borghese Gallery
Opening Hours
Getting There
Facilities
Tips/Guidelines
What are Borghese Gallery hours?
The Borghese Gallery is open from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM from Monday to Friday, with final admission at 5:00 PM. The museum is closed on the weekends.
How long does it take to complete a Borghese Gallery tour?
It takes approximately two hours to cover most of the attractions at the Borghese Gallery.
What is the best time to visit the Borghese Gallery?
Plan your visit early in the mornings or late in the evenings to experience smaller crowds. It is also recommended that you avoid visiting during the holiday season in December.
Where is the Borghese Gallery located?
The Borghese Gallery is located at Piazzale Scipione Borghese, 5, 00197 Roma RM, Italy.
Google Map Directions
Google Map Directions
How do I get to the Borghese Gallery?
There are several ways to reach the Borghese Gallery:
By bus: Get off at Pinciana/ Museo Borghese stop using buses 52, 53, 63, 83, 92, 223, 360, 910, or n92. The gallery is a 5-minute walk from here.
By train: Get off at Piazza di Spagna or Barberini station. The Borghese Gallery is a 20-minute walk from this station. By tram: Get off at Bioparco station using tram 3 or 19. The gallery is a 10-minute walk from the station.
By bus: Get off at Pinciana/ Museo Borghese stop using buses 52, 53, 63, 83, 92, 223, 360, 910, or n92. The gallery is a 5-minute walk from here.
By train: Get off at Piazza di Spagna or Barberini station. The Borghese Gallery is a 20-minute walk from this station. By tram: Get off at Bioparco station using tram 3 or 19. The gallery is a 10-minute walk from the station.
Can I take the metro/train to the Borghese Gallery?
Yes, you can take the train to Borghese Gallery. Get off at Piazza di Spagna or Barberini station.
Can I take the bus to the Borghese Gallery?
Yes, you can take buses to the Borghese Gallery. Get off at Pinciana/ Museo Borghese stop.
Is the Borghese Gallery wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the Borghese Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Wheelchairs can be rented on-site.
Is a storage facility available at the Borghese Gallery?
Yes, a cloakroom is available at the site. You can store baby strollers, umbrellas, and large bags. You can carry small purses or backpacks into the museum.
Are dining options available at the Borghese Gallery?
Yes, there is a cafe located in the gallery, where you can enjoy numerous food options.
Is photography permitted at the Borghese Gallery?
Yes, photography is permitted at the gallery. Flash photography, however, is not allowed.
Where is the Borghese Gallery entrance?
There are a total of 9 different entrances to the gallery. The easiest way to enter the gallery is through the Villa Borghese Gardens.
Are washrooms available inside the Borghese Gallery?
There is one washroom located at the Villa Borghese Gallery.
What to See at Borghese Gallery
The Borghese Gallery in Rome boasts a rich collection of art, including paintings and sculptures by some of the greatest artists to have ever lived. Here are a few highlights:
Apollo and Daphne, Bernini
A life-sized Baroque model by Bernini, Apollo and Daphne was built between 1622 and 1625. The work is a climax to the story of Apollo and Daphne from Ovid’s Metamorphoses. Despite being a statue, it wonderfully captures the movement of the fluidity of the subjects, a testament to Bernini’s skill.
Ratto di Proserpina, Bernini
A group of Baroque sculptures built by Bernini, Ratto di Proserpina depicts the abduction of Proserpina by Pluto. Considered to be one of Bernini’s most famous works, the statue is made using a unique Carrera marble that imparts a sense of softness. The incredible detailing on the sculpture is something that will surely astound you.
La Verita, Bernini
Better known as ‘Truth unveiled by Time’, this statue by Bernini was never completed. The statue depicts a woman, who is Truth, and she holds the Sun in her hands and has her feet on the globe. The figure standing over her was supposed to be time but was never completed.
Sleeping Hermaphrodite, Bernini
Although over 20 different variations of the Sleeping Hermaphrodite exist, the one at the Borghese Gallery is considered the finest. Bernini sculpted the mattress on which the statue currently lies. It is present in Room V of the Borghese Gallery.
David Con La Testa Di Golia, Caravaggio
Also known as David with the Head of Goliath, this painting by the eminent Caravaggio is considered a masterpiece of Renaissance Art. The expression on David’s face is a mix of sadness and compassion, and Caravaggio depicts him to be pensive rather than jubilant. What is most interesting about the painting is that it was created by Caravaggio when he was charged with murder and on the run.
Dama Con Liocorna, Raphael
The first thing that stands out in Raphael’s Dama Con Liocorna is the piercing look in the subject’s eyes. The painting has an eerie likeness to Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa. The unicorn present in the painting is supposed to indicate purity.
Melissa, Dosso Dossi
The imaginative brushstrokes of Melissa are breathtaking to see in person. Inspired by eminent Italian painter Raphael, Dosso Dossi makes Melissa look royal and imposing, holding a tablet and torch in each hand.
Villa Borghese Gardens
The Villa Borghese Gardens are spread across an area of nearly 200 acres and house the Borghese Gallery, in addition to several buildings. The gardens are immaculately maintained and feature a variety of flora and fauna.
Some of the other famous attractions in the gardens are the Villa Medici, Museo Carlo Bilotti, and Museo Pietro Canonia. The must-see attractions at the gardens include Casino di Raffaello, Bioparco di Roma Zoo. Pincian Hill, and the Victorian Water Clock.
Borghese Gallery Tickets FAQs
Is the Borghese Gallery open in 2021?
Yes, the Borghese Gallery reopened in 2021 after a closure due to the pandemic. Visitors can now book their tickets online.
What safety measures are in place at the Borghese Gallery?
The Borghese Gallery is now accepting 80 visitors every 2 hours and has made masks and social distancing mandatory. Temperature checks will also be carried out and all common touchpoints are being frequently sanitized.
Can I purchase Borghese Gallery tickets online?
Yes, tickets to the Borghese Gallery are now being sold online. Guests can pre-book their tickets and select their preferred date and time slot.
Do Borghese Gallery tickets include skip-the-line access?
Yes, Borghese Gallery tickets include priority access, allowing you to bypass the long waiting lines.
How many people are permitted into the Borghese Gallery?
To ensure social distancing and public safety, only 80 visitors are permitted every 2 hours into the Borghese Gallery.
Are Borghese Gallery tours available?
Yes, guided Borghese Gallery tours are now available. Depending on your ticket, you’ll get a professional tour guide who will accompany you along your visit, along with priority access to the gallery.
What is the cancelation policy for Borghese Gallery tickets?
It depends on the tickets you book. While some offer a full refund if canceled within the stipulated time period, others may not provide a refund if canceled.
Do Borghese Gallery tickets include access to the Villa Borghese Gardens?
Yes, you can visit the Villa Borghese Gardens with your confirmed tickets.
What are Borghese Gallery opening hours?
The Borghese Gallery is open from Monday to Friday between 09:00 AM to 07:00 PM with final entry at 05:00 PM. It is closed on weekends.
How do I get to the Borghese Gallery?
If you take the train, alight at Piazza di Spagna or Barberini station. If you take the bus, get off at the Pinciana/Museo Borghese stop. From all stations, the Borghese Gallery is at a short walking distance.
Is the Borghese Gallery wheelchair-accessible?
Yes, the Borghese Gallery has installed elevators and ramps to allow ease of movement by differently-abled visitors.