Description: We begin our tour from the Pincio Terrace, right on top of Piazza del Popolo and easily accessible from the metro station Flaminio. From this location, well known to anyone who spent even just a little time living in Rome, you can take in one of the best views of Rome, with most of the most important churches and monuments visible.

Description: While it's extremely easy to pass over this bridge and barely give a look to the busy road underneath it, this location has a rich history. The walls it stands on were first built during the Republican age, more than 22 centuries ago. There stood one of the borders of the proper city of Rome, separating it from noble Villas. With the passage of time these walls became part of the city defensive system during the Imperial age, but most of its most fascinating story came later. Under the Popes domain this location was chosen to become the resting place of all who were considered unworthy under the Papist regime. Thieves, prostitutes, poor and homeless people without a family grave were thrown in large holes right under the bridge you have under your feet. Ghost stories lovers should find this location both fascinating and unnerving, and there are many stories about apparitions walking through the area during the night!

Description: A good walk always has a snack stop, and here we find ours. Just Amir offers a good selection of drinks, beers and snacks in a beautiful corner of the Villa. The menu can deliver both snacks and full meals at reasonable prices, and the magical atmosphere of the park helps to make every second spent here worth it.

Description: A beautiful lake where you can sit down and relax. It's possible to rent a boat and row around the waters, making this one of the premiere photo hotspots in the Villa. The temple located at the center, on an artificial island, is a copy of ancient architecture produced between 1785 and 1792 and was dedicated to the classical Greek god of medicine. No matter if you'd prefer to relax on the shores, explore the many details of the temple or take some pictures, this location is a must.

Description: It's extremely recommended to make reservations for this visit, since we are talking about one of the most important museums in the world and of a special one, that only opens for a few people in selected tours per day. The Borghese family was always patron of the arts and, in time, they amassed an incredible collection. What can be found in this museum is not only incredible, but located in a building that's a work of art by itself, lavishly decorated. Between the many artists represented here with their art we find Bernini, Canova, Caravaggio, Pinturicchio and Raffaello, all art titans in their own right.

Sunday: 09:00 - 19:00
Tuesday: 09:00 - 19:00
Wednesday: 09:00 - 19:00
Thursday: 09:00 - 19:00
Friday: 09:00 - 19:00
Saturday: 09:00 - 19:00