Question 1

Which are the best day trips in Rome that I can book from Thrillophilia?

Accepted Answer

Here is the list of best day trips in Rome that you can book from Thrillophilia:Rome Bike TourHop-On Hop-Off tour, RomeTraditional Food Tour and Wine Tasting in RomeVatican Museum & Sistine Chapel Guided TourTuscany Day Trip from Rome With Lunch & WineE-Bicycle Tour in RomeDay Tour of Villa D'Este and Hadrian's Villa TivoliColosseum by Night with Underground and Arena Floor Tour Rome

Question 2

Which are the popular attraction tickets in Italy that you can book via Thrillophilia?

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Following, are the popular attraction tickets in Italy that you can book via Thrillophilia:Medici Chapel TicketsPitti Palace TicketsGalileo Museum TicketsBoboli Gardens TicketsAccademia Gallery TicketsUffizi Gallery TicketsPalazzo Vecchio TicketsVatican Museums TicketsTickets to Roman ForumMilan Cathedral ticketsColosseum Rome ticketsVatican Museum & Sistine Chapel Combo

Question 3

How much time is required to visit the Borghese Gallery?

Accepted Answer

It takes approximately 2 to 3 hours to visit the entire Borghese Gallery and the adjacent Gardens.

Question 4

How can I purchase Borghese Gallery tickets?

Accepted Answer

You can purchase Borghese Gallery tickets both online and offline. For online purchases, you can visit our website to bag discounted Borghese Gallery Rome tickets. For offline sales, all types of tickets, even tickets for visitors under 18 years old, need to be reserved in advance. Regarding tickets sold by third parties at a premium, the museum bears no liability.

Question 5

Do I need to purchase skip-the-line tickets for the Borghese Gallery?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you should purchase skip the line Borghese Gallery tickets. If you buy these tickets online ahead of time, you won't have to wait in line, which will make your visit more enjoyable. You'll save time this way and have more time to see the gallery and other things in Rome during the day.

Question 6

What is included in the Borghese Gardens ticket?

Accepted Answer

The Villa Borghese Gardens are free to enter, and there is no such ticket. However, if you wish to visit the Gallery or other museums within the park, you need to pay a separate Borghese Gallery ticket price for those attractions. Access to the gardens remains free of charge. You can easily access the park's beautiful green spaces, walking trails, and the lake where you can rent boats.

Question 7

What are the rules for the Borghese museum?

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Some of the rules for the Borghese Gallery tour are that visitors to the Borghese Gallery must be accompanied by an adult if they are minors. Food and drinks are not allowed, and pets cannot enter. You must be dressed smartly casual. People with disabilities and their guardians enter for free; however, you must bring a valid photo ID. You cannot bring small or big bags inside and if you carry any fanny bag/purse they will have to undergo checks.

Question 8

What is special about the Borghese Gallery?

Accepted Answer

The exquisite collection of paintings and sculptures in the Borghese Gallery is well-known. It has some of Bernini's most exciting Baroque works, like "Apollo and Daphne" and "Sleeping Hermaphrodite." For art enthusiasts who wish to view some of the best artwork ever created, the gallery is a must-visit because it also features pieces by Raphael and Titian.

Question 9

Can I take photos or videos inside the Borghese Gallery?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can take photos inside the Borghese Gallery as long as you don’t use flash. Take into consideration the needs of other guests when you snap images. Moreover, there is a policy against using selfie sticks inside the museum.

Question 10

How do I get to the Borghese Gallery?

Accepted Answer

To get to the Borghese Gallery, you can walk through Villa Borghese Gardens. You can take Metro Line A to “Spagna” or “Flaminio” station, then walk 20 minutes through the gardens. Alternatively, you can take buses 52, 53, 63, 83, 92, 223, 360, 910, or n92 to Pinciana/Museo Borghese stop. From there the gallery is a 5-minute walk away. From Piazza di Spagna or Barberini train stations, it’s a 20-minute walk. If you choose tram then board tram numbers 3 or 19 that stop at Bioparco station, and from there the gallery is 10 minutes away.