Highlights
- Immerse yourself in the artistic heritage with masterpieces from the Renaissance
- Relive history while exploring the opulent halls where popes once resided
- Wander through the beautiful lush gardens of a former aristocratic Roman palace
- Uncover the intimate details of daily life in Princess Isabelle's Apartments
- Choose from guided tours in Italian, English, or French to suit your needs
Description
Immerse yourself in the splendor of Palazzo Colonna, a monumental testament to Rome's aristocratic past, dating back to the 14th century. Once the residence of Pope Martin V, this palace now opens its doors to those eager to explore its opulent halls and lush gardens.
Choose from guided tours in Italian, English, or French, or opt for an entry ticket to meander through the gardens and Princess Isabelle's Apartments at your own pace. Begin your visit in the grand Galleria Colonna, where the walls are lined with masterpieces from the late Renaissance and Baroque periods.
Admire works by illustrious artists such as Tintoretto, Pinturicchio, Guido Reni, Bronzino, and Guercino, alongside captivating trompe l'oeil paintings that deceive and delight the eye. Admire the showcased art and learn how it serves as a cinematic icon, having featured in the classic film 'Roman Holiday'.
Traverse the various rooms, and discover the rich narratives of the palace's former inhabitants, enveloped by an array of architectural styles that span over five centuries. Conclude your visit in the palace's expansive courtyard, a fitting place to ponder the beauty and history you've encountered.
Choose the entry ticket option for a leisurely exploration of the lush gardens and the intimate corners of Princess Isabelle’s Apartments, offering a more personal glimpse into the daily life of the Roman aristocracy.
Includes
Entry to Palazzo Colonna
Guided tour (if option selected)
Access to gardens and apartments (if option selected)
Excludes
Food and drinks
Important Information
- Open to the public every Friday and Saturday morning
Easy cancellation
This activity is non-refundable
