It is great to have access to such a place and the collection housed within, although its a pity that children above the age of six still have to pay, making a visit a touch more expensive than it ought to be. However, still well worth a visit once.

Definitely worth a visit. A trip back in history. Audio guide excellent. Loads of beautiful paintings.

Good collection of artwork housed in this Palazzo. Paid attraction but had free audioguide provided. Gallery of mirrors was beautiful much like that in versailles.

Thoroughly enjoyed this excursion through a palazzo that is still lived in by the family. Art was interesting, loved the hall of mirrors.

We visited the Palazzo Doria Pamphilj one morning on our way to the Pantheon. What a pleasant surprise. We virtually had the place to ourselves! Make sure you get the free audio guide which is extremely interesting and brings the Palazzo to life - it had our 9 year old thorougly engaged!

We went here to see the Portrait of Innocent X, whose family were gifted this palace, but the scope and extent of the artwork collected, preserved and displayed here truly exemplifies the wealth of the Italian aristocracy from the Middle Ages onwards. The magnificence of the formal state apartments and the sheer expanse of the palace is staggering.