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The Borghese Gallery is so rich in imagery and decor it is like an all you can eat dessert bar! I arrived a half an hour early and met my friendly and punctual Viator rep out in front of the museum to get my ticket. I was happy that I had purchased in advance since the gallery tickets were sold out for the next two weeks! Note that you must have your tickets to check all cameras and bags which is mandatory before entering which I was able to do before the throng arrived, so I found myself second in line. Viewing hours are controlled in 2 hour shifts, so this allowed me to make the most of viewing the rooms.
Reviewed by: Audrey K, United States of America, April 2009
I would recommend this trip, the Viator rep was easy to find and very helpful and the Borghese Gallery is a must see.
Reviewed by: Clare R, United Kingdom, April 2009
Wonderful advance planning, great help in getting into this wonderful collection.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, March 2009
The Gallery was amazing. I did not get the tour, just the tickets and then bought the audio guide for 5 Euro. The Gallery was a highlight for sure.
Reviewed by: Daniel K, United States of America, January 2009
The works of art are just terrific, but the Borghese building itself is just overwhelming. It was almost more than our senses could take in in just one afternoon. The gift shop was just terrific, and we got a DVD to take home and enjoy at our leisure. Also had a snack in the little coffee shop there in the building, which saved the day.
Reviewed by: Jean W, United States of America, November 2008
It was really worth it! We immediately found the representative, who gave us the tickets to go in without any hassles. We just had to wait for the doors to open and we were in, no queues whatsoever. Very good if you have a heavily scheduled holiday or just don't want to waste time waiting in the queue.
Reviewed by: Louise C, Malta, September 2008
The Villa Vorghese Park is compared to central Park in NYC but not as big. Beautiful park to walk around with refreshment stands all over. The gelato ice cream was incredible. The gallery was incredible with more artwork than any private home I've seen with the exception of the Hearst Castle. They have a beautiful lake with a Roman temple which is perfect for photos.
Reviewed by: Ballen P, United States of America, July 2008
This is a must for all art lovers. A guide is very helpful. You cannot go here without booking ahead. Would go again and again.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Canada, June 2008
This was another exceptional guide. She made the Bernini sculptures come alive with her enthusiasm and knowledge.
Reviewed by: Deborah C, New Zealand, June 2008
Very punctual, easy to find agent.
Reviewed by: Richard C, United States of America, May 2008
On the day I went there was no real line, but it was nice to know in advance that no waiting would be involved. The woman from the tour operator was exceptionally friendly and cheerful.
Reviewed by: Lizabeth S, United States of America, May 2009
The tour was great. The only thing was that we were toured out by the time we did this one. I would not recommend doing the Vatican Museum tour and this one on the same day. Break them up.
Reviewed by: Mari Lynne L, United States of America, October 2008
It is an amazing collection that needs to be done with a guided and knowledgeable tour guide.
Reviewed by: Doris L, United States of America, August 2008
We had an incredible guide, very knowledgeable and funny. The Bernini sculptures were amazing and the museum and grounds were gorgeous. Would love to come back and spend more time.
Reviewed by: Kimberly C, United States of America, July 2008
Phenomenal museum, next should do it with a guide.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, July 2008
