Perched on the Pincio Hill, this Renaissance jewel was acquired by Ferdinando de' Medici in 1576. Today, it is home to the French Academy in Rome, known for its facade decorated with ancient Roman reliefs and its panoramic terraces. Villa Farnesina Art museum ClosedRome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy
Famous for its eclectic architecture, including the whimsical Casina delle Civette (House of the Owls), which features intricate stained glass and Art Nouveau designs. Villa Borghese: Gardens, Gallery Tickets & Visitor's Guide Le ville di Roma e dei dintorni
The villas of Rome and its surroundings represent the "aristocratic soul" of the capital, evolving from ancient Roman horti to the grand Renaissance and Baroque estates of princes and popes. This feature explores the most iconic residences that define the region's cultural and architectural landscape. Villa Borghese Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy Perched on the Pincio Hill, this Renaissance jewel
The most extensive historic villa in Rome, sprawling over 184 hectares on the Janiculum Hill. It is celebrated for its formal "Secret Garden" and the elegant Casino del Bel Respiro . Villa Medici Art museum ClosedRome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy Villa Borghese: Gardens, Gallery Tickets & Visitor's Guide
Located in the heart of Rome, it is one of the city's largest and most famous parks. Once the private estate of the Borghese family, it now hosts the Galleria Borghese , which houses a premier collection of Bernini sculptures and Caravaggio paintings. Villa Doria Pamphili ClosedRome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy
A masterpiece of the High Renaissance in Trastevere, designed by Baldassare Peruzzi. It is world-renowned for its frescoed interiors, including Raphael’s famous Loggia of Galatea and Cupid and Psyche . Villa Torlonia