Palazzo Barberini and Galleria Corsini: Entrance fee

When it comes to art, beauty is not at odds with antiquity; the two go hand in hand at the majestic Palazzo Barberini, where you can admire Renaissance masterpieces created by artists such as Raphael, Caravaggio and many others. Walk through its halls, see its spectacular frescoed ceiling, discover crucifixes and paintings commissioned by popes and cardinals, and enjoy free access to the nearby Palazzo Corsini. On your visit to Palazzo Barberini you can explore three floors filled with exceptional collections, including pieces by Raphael, Caravaggio, Canaletto, Holbein and numerous Italian and European painters. As you make your way through the ornate rooms, be sure to look up to marvel at the grandiose fresco of clouds and dynamic figures created by artist and architect Pietro da Cortona, a work that dominates the entire space. With your ticket, you can also visit the Palazzo Corsini, a building erected in 1511 that became home to Queen Christina of Sweden after her abdication and move to Rome. There you will discover sculptures, bronzes and paintings by great masters such as Beato Angelico, Pieter Paul Rubens and Guido Reni, while you enter the essence of an authentic Baroque palace from the inside. An artistic experience worthy of royalty in the heart of Rome.