Villa Borghese Tickets

• A stunning collection of works by sculptor Bernini, including his iconic David, Apollo and Daphne, and many other masterpieces

• Paintings by the art world’s biggest rebel, Caravaggio, including Saint Jerome Writing and Boy with a Basket of Fruit

• The private collection of Cardinal Scipione Borghese includes incredible art from Raphael, Titian, Rubens, and more

• Ornate frescoed ceilings in the Borghese Gallery and sprawling gardens full of fountains and sculptures

• An intimate setting to see precious works of art – the museum only allows 360 people at a time in two-hour time slots

With timed entry, you'll be able to see exquisite art without getting stuck in a crowd. Because tickets are limited, book online so you don't miss out.

Choose the right Villa Borghese Gallery tickets for your:

• Skip the line and enjoy a guided tour of the Borghese Gallery as well as access to the gardens

• Get fast track entrance to the gallery and access to temporary exhibitions

Villa Borghese Garden experiences:

• Enjoy the outdoors and drive a golf cart through the gardens and the historic center

• Join a professional guide on a 3-hour e-bike ride through the gardens

General information:

• The gallery is closed on Mondays, December 25, and January 1

• Opening hours are from 09:00 to 19:00, with the last admission at 17:00

• You may take photos and videos, but you may not use selfie sticks or flash in the gallery

• In the Villa Borghese gardens, there are restaurants and cafes, or you can bring a picnic

• Pets are allowed in the gardens but are not welcome in the gallery

• You can rent a boat to use on the artificial lake located near the Bilotti Museum

Accessibility information:

• The gallery's main entrance has steps, but there is a wheelchair-accessible entrance at the back of the building

• To access the rear door, a caregiver needs to enter the building, or you need to call using your cell phone so that a staff member can assist you

• Only the ground-floor exhibits are fully wheelchair accessible

• The upper floor is accessible via stairs or the elevator – please note the elevator can’t accommodate a wheelchair or chair

• If you are in a wheelchair and wish to see the upper floors, you will need to be able to stand in the elevator for short periods while moving between floors

• The museum will provide a wheelchair on the upper floor once you exit the elevator. They will safely store your own wheelchair on the ground floor for you