This place blew my mind! It’s small enough to see everything in a short time and big enough to contain hundreds of pieces of world renown paintings & sculptures as well as (thousands?) of pieces of other ancient Roman items. I wanted to visit specifically for the Carravagios and was extatic to so many other works of art. I highly recommend a visit. You must buy your tickets ahead of time and be sure to bring them with you. Even in December when tourism is at it’s lowest, the tickets were sold out for that day (we bought ours a couple months prior). Although I took a few pictures, my photos don’t so this place justice. Also, there are plenty of post cards and books available if you want photos.

This time, I made the reservation while I was in Japan, so I was able to enter smoothly. It was a wonderful experience to be able to see the top-class sculptures, paintings, and art books right in front of me without any fences or glass. I was amazed at the sense and keen eye of the cardinal who put together this collection, and that it was privately owned.

Stunning! Not just the paintings but also the rooms in itself. Two hours is enough time to see everything without to hurry it. The time excludes the bookstore! The galleria has a perfect management of crowds, far better than the Vatican museums! It allows you to freely walk around the rooms and really *see* the paintings . It comes at a cost: Do book your ticket online and do so as early as possible.

I appreciated this use more than the Baticani Museums but I advise you to pay attention to the ticket office staff: there was a person who "disparaged" and complained about the time wasted with two foreigners, to whom he "had" to give information. Maybe you should remind the aforementioned that she is paid to do it..., it doesn't make us look good to the rest of the world!!!

Wonderful place! I had already recommended it to someone going to Rome soon but told them to start with the sculptures, then view the paintings. It does depend on preferences, I know, but we found that we were so blown away by the sculptures that we could have spent all the allocated time there. Make sure to bring ID if you want to get an audio guide. Buy tickets in advance.

This is truly one of the best museum experiences we have had! The works of Bernini and collection of ancient Roman works is truly phenomenal! Wonderfully preserved Roman statues, frescoes and mosaics. And we had the good fortune of being there for the Rubens exhibit integrated into the rest of the above works. Exceptional! Arrange your tickets WAY in advance; and I don’t mean a few weeks before, since the number of visitors is limited. There is a “wait” line, but it is long and not good odds. BOOK AHEAD! You truly do not want to miss this. The grounds are also beautiful. Walking distance from the hotels on the Via Veneto (less than a half mile from the Pinciana gate). Also easy to get a FreeNow taxi back from the side gate near the villa. DON”T MISS!

Lives up to its reputation. Unbelievable quality and quantity of art and statuary. Must buy timed entry tickets way in advance. Must go thru metal detectors. Women must check handbags unless clear, see-through plastic. Plan it right and you won't be disappointed.

Fantastic gallery. It was one of the most beautiful places to visit in Rome. Although tickets are sold out, the Gallery allows 13 extra people to enter every hour. Even though we waited 1h30, it was worth it. Furthermore, it was Women's Day, and we didn't pay entry. It was an indescribable experience. We loved it

I admit that I didn't want to visit, I was growing weary of more sculptures and paintings. My opinion was changed after doing the guided tour. The 90 minutes felt like 10 and the guide was so impressive bringing out aspects that you would otherwise never have noticed. If you will be mesmerized by Pluto's abduction of Proserpina. You will need to book well in advance to ensure entry.

Do yourself a favour and book a ticket in advance. It’s currently mid March and they’re taking bookings for April. There’s nothing left for March. So I waited in Lloyd for a no-show, and after three hours I got in. I strongly recommend booking a ticket beforehand.. The sculptures and paintings are amazing and well worth the cost of the mission which is around €18.