The palace falls under the radar possibly because it open only on Saturday from nine to about one o’clock. It is stupendous. The is art work exceptional and the building gorgeous. You may not see it on your first trip but do not wait until...More

Open to visitors 9:00 am to 2:00 pm Saturdays only - do not miss it! We arrived at 12:00 noon for the guided tours in English to the Galleries, which took until 1:20 pm, and then to the Gardens, from 1:30 pm to 2:00 pm,...More

Enjoyed a private party at this beautiful palazzo and if you can get into the courtyard, magical. Inside was where they filmed a scene for Roman Holiday, and look for the cannonball mark from the wars. A gem of Rome off the beaten path and...More

I walked in and it took my breath away! The art and sculpture is truly surreal. Make sure you listen to the descriptions through the mobile they give you. It brings the place to life and is narrated by a man with first hand knowledge...More

Palazzo Colonna is a bit off the beaten track, plus it is only open on Saturdays. Check the times and if you are free go for a complete tour with English speaking Guide. If you go make sure you go to Palazzo Colonna and not...More

This is a great example on how things can work also in Rome. The guided tour starts on the clock! You’re informed about the different visit options already when waiting for the ticket. Staff is multilingual and they seem to genuinely share an attention and...More

Palazzo colonna includes three areas to visit, the gallery Colonna, the Princess Isabella's apartment and finally the garden. The gallery is impressive, on a step there is still a canon ball shot from the Janiculum by the French army, who came to Rome to save...More