Villa Farnesina

Art museum · Trastevere

Villa Farnesina

Art museum · Trastevere

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Via della Lungara, 230, 00165 Roma RM, Italy

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Highlights

Villa designed by Baldassare Peruzzi, with fresco decorations by major artists including Raphael.  

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"Our next activity brought us to one of Rome’s most incredible hidden gems. A&K had arranged for us to have private access to the Villa Farnesina, a Renaissance villa with frescoes by Raphael." - Travel + Leisure Editors

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"The Villa was the private residence of Agostino Chigi, one of the Renaissance's richest men; he liked to showcase his wealth by hiring artists to paint elaborate frescoes on the walls and ceilings in his palace. That makes this a great place for Renaissance fans who want to take their time and see the art in-situ without the crowds. Thanks to Raphael's emphasis on mythological themes, it's also a great place for kids who know about the Roman gods—or want to!" - Katie Parla, Maresa Manara

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Dave B.

Yelp
A lovely small museum. Lots of explanatory material for the artwork. No crowds. Highly recommended. €19 for 2

Yi L.

Yelp
I have never been to so many museums as I have this trip. This one is a lot smaller than the others I've seen this trip. But it's charming and for €6, a little steep. Especially since all the art is waaaaaaay up in the ceiling. Easy to get through without a guide though. I think it's a must visit for Rafael fans.

Maly A.

Yelp
While this may not necessarily be a 'must see' item on most traveler's itineraries, it's worth a stop if you have time & want to go a little off the beaten path. The villa isn't very big so you can browse the interior and rooms as well as stroll around the gardens in 2 hours, or less. It certainly has some very interesting history behind it. There are some really amazing frescoes in most rooms and the architecture/ceilings are quite beautiful.