With this combo ticket, you'll access the Borghese Gallery, skipping the lines, and continue your adventure with a tour on the sightseeing bus of Rome. Art and history come together!
Please remember that these activities are non-refundable.
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With this combo ticket, you'll access the Borghese Gallery, skipping the lines, and continue your adventure with a tour on the sightseeing bus of Rome. Art and history come together!
Located inside the third-largest park in Rome, the Borghese Gallery is much more than a museum; it's one of the most prestigious private collections in the world. The villa was commissioned at the beginning of the 17th century by the Cardinal Scipione Borghese, nephew of Pope Paul V, and a lover of the arts, whose sole purpose was to house his artistic treasures.
Thanks to this ticket with priority access, you'll immerse yourself in an absolutely luxurious atmosphere among fresco-painted ceilings, marble floors, and a decoration that seems like it's been practically untouched for centuries.
The collection of the gallery was designed as a harmonious set mixing architecture, sculpture, and painting, offering one of the most intimate and beautiful artistic experiences in the Eternal City. During the visit, you can see:
To complete your day, this ticket also includes a 3-hour ticket for the Big Bus sightseeing bus. This is the most comfortable and quickest way to move from the most important spots in the city without getting tired, enjoying the best views from its open-top upper floor.
The bus follows a strategic route with 8 stops in the heart of Rome, allowing you to hop on and hop off at your own pace to see monuments like the Colosseum, the Plaza Venecia, or the Circus Maximus. During the ride, you can use an audio guide in English to discover the history of the city while you pass in front of its most iconic landmarks.
You can see the bus's route and stops at the following link:
The Big Bus sightseeing bus operates daily from 9 am to 7 pm, and runs every 13 to 28 minutes.
