We have been to many museums, but the Borghese Gallery is one of our favorites. It is a relatively small museum and one must make a reservation for a time frame for your visit. The sculptures were phenomenal, espcially Canova's Pauline Bonaparte and Bernini's Appollo and Daphne. You swear you could see these statues breathe! More

amazing and breathless all the time. not too much people around and in a wonderful lication More

take a tour to get the most from your experience well worth it...gardens afterwards rather boring not as expected could skip More

Hi, I have tried numerous times through the Gallery'ws website to make reservations. The site states tickets are available and takes my reservation, but when I try to click through to pay, it does not go through. Frustrating! We will probably have to book through our hotel and pay a hefty surcharge. Hope it is worth it. More

You must obtain tickets ahead of time, but it is well worth planning a trip to the Galleria Borghese while in Rome. Your ticket is for a set time and you then have 2 hours (and you must leave when the 2 hours are up). The first floor is primarily the beauty of the building and sculptors and was the... More

Small for a museum of this stature and easy to navigate. Intricate, whimsical collection which in the same time does not overwhelm, especially in comparison with the Vatican museums. Remeber: reservations are required! More

This is one of the great small museums of Europe with mostly amazing sculpture on the first floor and paitings on the second. It is noted for several of the best Bernini sculptures in existence. The museum was the brainchild of a 16th Century nephew to the Pope, who loved art and acquired it by any means possible (even unscrupulously).... More

Just not enough time to appreciate the Carravagios and the Berninis. The ceilings are so lovely. The grounds are a real family place so many things to do. This is unmissable! More

The Borghese houses the most amazing collection of sculpture that you will ever see, but if you plan to visit it, make a reservation well in advance and do not be late. The number of visitors is strictly limited by time, and on the day we we there (5/9/12) we noticed that they were fully booked for at least the... More