Rome: Complete Early Morning Vatican Tour | Small Group
From $90/person5 travellers ≈ $451 — children may pay less
Architecture Tours · Walking Tours
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Enjoy a 2-hour visit discovering amazing masterpieces home to the Borghese Gallery. You will meet your Tour Guide in front of the Gallery, receive headsets to listen clearly, and enter with skip-the-line entrance tickets. Your visit will start on the ground floor where you will get the chance to visit Bernini's famous " Rape of Proserpina" and learn about the latin myth behind this amazing masterpiece. Your visit will continue by discovering other famous masterpieces created by Bernini such as " Apollo & Daphne" and " David". Your journey will then continue to the first floor where your Tour Guide will show you acclaimed paintings made by Raphael and Caravaggio, such as the " Young sick Bacchus" and " Boy with a basket of fruit".
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You get out at all 1 stops.
Galleria Borghese
Enjoy a 2-hour visit with an expert Tour Guide and semi-private group to discover the masterpieces inside the Borghese Gallery
You get out here120 minAdmission included
≈ 2.1 km from the city centre. 1 stop shown in visit order.
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