Very interesting place, English tours only on Saturday.
We just happened to walked by this place. It seems very small at the entrence does not look like a palace at all.
Inside was beautiful. We took a tour with guide of all things: the gallery, the garden and the apartments. It reminded me of a small version of versailles. I really really enjoyed it. Well worth the money. We paid 30 euro's. But you can only for visit the gallery, thats a lot cheaper.
Where final scene in Roman Holiday was filmed. Worth a visit. Only open Saturday mornings.
An impressive house with some extras that can be fun: Touring the gardens and the royal apartments that have been preserved.
It is a lovely house with beautiful art and gives a perspective on the lives of the wealthy in Rome.
As mentioned it is only open on Saturdays.
A beautiful site to see for sure. Being from PHILADELPHIA it first reminded me of the Bourse building but 1000x better. Gorgeous architectural design. Something not to be missed when in Rome.
Stunning! We went on a Saturday morning tour in English, the guide was obviously passionate about the palace and its history. At the end of the tour there was the option to continue to visit the royal apartment.
Absolutely stunning collection of art, hard to believe that it's still a private residence.
This palace is amazing. It also has a very nice gallery.
Pure pomp, walls have no one empty space. Memory of a powerful descent
WOW. we booked our tickeds online and also took the tour. This Palace is amazing and due to it onlky being open Saturday mornings it appears to restrict the attendees to the interested people. No mass tours or tourism here. Well worth the time to visit and with the tour allow about 2 hours. English tours run at times other than those posted on the website.