The palace and artworks are amazing . The adult entrance fee of €16 is excellent value. The audio guide is very good. English audio guides are available. Each room and many artworks have easy to find panels with the relevant audioguide reference number. The art collection includes Roman antiquities and Renaissance art from 16th and 17th centuries, including the portrait of Pope Innocent X by Diego Velazquez. At least 2 hrs is recommended, but you could easily spend more time to admire all the artwork. Once you buy your ticket on street level/ ground floor, it is a 100m walk to the end of corridor to the stairs that take you up to the Credit/debit cards accepted. The bathrooms are clean with plenty of paper. There is a restaurant on the ground floor near the entrance which is at a higher price point. La Cabana is a moderately priced restaurant with excellent food about 5 mins walk from the palace.

Stunning place and world class art. Left me quite breathless with the beauty and the amount of world-class art. Cannot recommend it enough. Definitely a must-visit when going to Rome.

Amazing building, elaborately painted ceilings. You can just look up all the time. Tons of important artworks. Not crowded, nice relief from packed Vatican museums. I had much better time here. Highly recommend!

A hidden gem in Rome center. A lot of great art, incluiding 3 work of my favorite artist, Caravaggio. Two things are different here - the price includes the audioguide that actually explains some of the pieces, and, there are actual chairs you can sit on while you listen and admire the work. Can't imagine this is the home and the private collection of a single family. Talk about the life of the rich and famous.

One of the most unexpected experiences ever since 10 years of visiting Rome... such a beautifully crafted, collected and restored space with works of art that still can surprise you! Then we found out about the family that now is behind all of this beauty and greatness - and it totally blown us away! I recommend this gallery to everyone who visit Rome! This should be in every guide as THE MUST to do in Rome... also there is a beautiful cafe with great selection of coffee, desserts and appetisers...

Really enjoyed the works of Brueghel the Elder. The audio guide was handy. Ways to improve: better lighting and positioning of some of the pieces. A short written description next to every painting would have been helpful.

I feel like this is a lesser known site. It is truly a hidden gem. Everything was so beautiful inside. Each room was just as beautiful as the next and the artwork is plentiful. I liked having the audio tour, so much information. I highly recommend you don’t miss it.

Want to gaze at an amazing old palace with multiple art masterpieces without one tenth of the crowds of the Borghese? This is the place. Bought tickets at the door. Not crowded at all. Audio guide included. Could view any work of art at leisure. Velasquez, Caravaggio, Rubens, Bernini and more... Plenty of benches to sit, rest and observe. Marvelous ceilings, rooms.. Just a top notch experience.

The visit to this wonderful gallery was excellent in every aspect. The paintings which included Titian, Caravaggio, Velasquez , Brueghel and many others were superb. Many were helpfully explained on the audio guide. The gallery also includes a formerly private room now open to the public to view some of the more valuable parts of the collection. We particularly liked the fact that’s member of the family introduced certain rooms on the audio guide. It was a great informative experience. The entrance cost was a bargain. Highly recommended.

I loved this place!! Firstly it has barely any people so no lines and no crowds which is a massive plus in Rome. The rooms of the Palazzo are all stunning, as impressive, if not more so, than the art inside. The painted ceilings are phenomenal and it's great to be able to spend as much time as you like and get up close without the crowds. They have an incredible collection of art rivaling all the more well known galleries in Italy. This place is a must do on your trip to Rome!