Borghese Gallery: Reserved Entry + 1-Day Rome Bus Tour

A private art collection that's second to none

Reserved entry to Rome’s Borghese Gallery pairs a two-hour visit to its collection of paintings and sculptures with a one-day hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus tour. Inside the villa, see works by Caravaggio, Bernini, Canova and Raphael among pink marble walls and frescoed ceilings. The bus lets you get on and off at any stop along its route. A city map and WiFi are also included.

What's Included

  • Reserved entrance to the Borghese Gallery
  • 1-day sightseeing bus tour of Rome
  • City map
  • WiFi

What's Not Included

  • Hotel pickup and drop-off
  • Food and drinks

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Additional Information & Description

The Borghese Gallery brings together sculptures by Bernini and Canova and paintings by Caravaggio, Raphael and Titian in one of Italy’s most prestigious art collections. This ticket pairs a focused museum visit with a one-day hop-on hop-off bus tour of Rome, taking you from the galleries to the city’s main sights.

A collection shaped by Cardinal Borghese

Cardinal Scipione Borghese, nephew of Pope Paul V and a passionate patron of the arts, assembled the collection at the heart of the museum. Antiquities, paintings and sculptures fill 22 rooms across two stories, with Renaissance and Baroque works giving the visit its particular character. The range lets you move between painted canvases and sculpted figures rather than following a collection devoted to a single medium.

Art within an ornate villa

The setting deserves attention alongside the works. Architect Flaminio Ponzio designed the villa for the cardinal as a place for entertaining and housing his extensive art collection. Pink marble walls, frescoed ceilings and ornate halls form the backdrop to the displays. In 1901, the Italian government acquired the collection, gallery and surrounding park and opened them to the public, turning a private collector’s residence into a public museum.

Reserved entry and two hours in the galleries

Your ticket includes reserved, timed entrance to the Borghese Gallery. Visits last two hours, and a strict capacity limit keeps the galleries less crowded, giving you more room to appreciate the art. Treat that slot as dedicated museum time: the collection extends over both floors, so the visit calls for a measured pace through the rooms rather than an open-ended stay.

Continue through Rome by sightseeing bus

After the museum, the included one-day sightseeing bus tour lets you explore Rome with hop-on hop-off travel. You can leave the bus at any stop along the route and board again as you continue, choosing which sights to spend time at and how long to stay. A city map and WiFi are also included.

Location, tickets and access

The Borghese Gallery stands in Villa Borghese park at Piazzale Scipione Borghese, 5. Tickets are delivered instantly and can be presented on a smartphone. The gallery is wheelchair accessible. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, nor are food and drinks.

Frequently Asked Questions about Borghese Gallery: Reserved Entry + 1-Day Rome Bus Tour

What does the ticket include?

It includes reserved entry to the Borghese Gallery, a one-day sightseeing bus tour of Rome, a city map and WiFi.

How long is the gallery visit?

The gallery visit lasts two hours, with a timed entry slot.

What can I see at the gallery?

The collection includes paintings and sculptures by artists such as Caravaggio, Bernini, Canova and Raphael, displayed in ornate halls with pink marble walls and frescoed ceilings.

How does the bus tour work?

The tour is hop-on hop-off: you can get on and off at any stop along the route.

Can I use a smartphone ticket, and is the gallery wheelchair accessible?

Yes. Smartphone tickets are accepted, and the gallery is wheelchair accessible.

What is excluded from the ticket?

Hotel pickup and drop-off, food and drinks are not included.

Distributor of "Borghese Gallery: Reserved Entry + 1-Day Rome Bus Tour"

Tiqets International B.V.