The Borghese Gallery is one of the top attractions in Rome for any art lover. It’s home to several masterpieces by world-famous Renaissance, Roman and Baroque artists, from Bernini sculptures to Caravaggio paintings. Located in the 17th-century home of Cardinal Borghese, it houses a lifetime collection by the Cardinal himself. Meet our host outside the Gallery and take advantage of your fast-track ticket. Getting inside one of the most spellbinding art museums in the world, you'll admire at your own pace the main masterpieces worldwide by Caravaggio, Titian, Canova, Raphael, Bernini, and so much more! The limited number of tickets released per time slot will guarantee a peaceful visit inside the Gallery, far from crowded and huge groups. The visit inside the Gallery will last about 2 hours. The Borghese Gallery has two floors and different rooms for different artists and exhibitions. The gallery is laid out in different time periods, which makes it relatively easy to navigate. On the ground floor, you’ll find Apollo and Daphne Bernini in room 3, along with several other Bernini sculptures. The ground floor is also home to other sculptures, such as Pauline Bonaparte as Venus Victrix, and you can find Caravaggio paintings in room 8. On the first floor, you’ll find the works of 16th and 17th-century painters, including Titian and Raphael. You’ll find Raphael’s works in room 9, and Titian’s works in room 20. On this floor, you’ll also find paintings by Bernini.