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Rome Palaces

Tickets for Palazzo Barberini, Villa Medici and More

Visit the Doria Pamphilj Gallery

From 31.03 €

Visit Barberini Palace

From 15.00 €

Palazzo Barberini: Skip-the-line ticket + Guided tour

From 380.00 €

Palazzo Barberini: Guided tour

From 180.83 €

Admire the works of art in the Colonna Gallery

From 23.10 €

Villa d'Este and Villa Adriana: Skip the Line + Round-Trip from Rome

From 99.75 €

Rome's noble families filled their palaces with frescoes and paintings, and several of these homes are now open as galleries.

Palaces and Villas Worth Your Time

Two Palaces on One Ticket

Palazzo Barberini's collection of Caravaggio, Raphael and Bernini, plus entry to Palazzo Corsini, once home to Queen Christina of Sweden.

The Colonna Gallery

Paintings by Carracci, Bronzino and Guercino in frescoed halls, with the option to add Princess Isabelle's Apartment and the gardens.

A Noble Family's Collection

The Doria Pamphilj Gallery holds works by Raphael, Titian, Caravaggio and Velázquez, with an audio guide covering over 200 points of interest.

Villa Medici and Its Gardens

A guided walk through the Medici residence, its Renaissance gardens and the current exhibitions held inside the villa.

Villas Outside the City

Skip-the-line entry to Villa d'Este and Villa Adriana in Tivoli, with a guide and a round-trip bus from Rome.

Barberini with a Guide

Skip-the-line entry and a guided tour in English, Italian or Spanish, covering Raphael, Borromini and Pietro da Cortona.

Good to Know Before You Go

Palazzo Barberini has three options: a self-guided visit and two guided tours.

The Colonna Gallery ticket lets you add Princess Isabelle's Apartment and the gardens.

Villa d'Este and Villa Adriana are in Tivoli, so that ticket includes a bus.

Villa Medici is visited on a guided walk that includes its gardens.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Rome Palaces

Which palaces have views over Rome?

The gardens of Villa Medici and the terraces of Palazzo Barberini both look out over the city. The Palazzo Barberini guided tour includes the terraces.

Can I visit Palazzo Barberini without a guide?

Yes. The Visit Barberini Palace ticket is self-guided and also gets you into Palazzo Corsini. The other two Barberini options include a live guide.

What can I see at Palazzo Colonna?

Paintings by Carracci, Bronzino and Guercino, plus rooms such as the Hall of Landscapes, the Hall of the Apotheosis and the Tapestry Room with its early 17th-century tapestries.

How do I get to Villa d'Este and Villa Adriana?

The tour includes a round-trip bus from Rome, skip-the-line entry to both villas and a guide. You also get free time in Tivoli.

Is the Doria Pamphilj Gallery guided?

It's self-guided, with a downloadable audio guide that covers over 200 points of interest in several languages.

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