Príncipe por un día, visita completa al Palacio Colonna, precio del paquete
Descripción
En este recorrido podrá experimentar cómo vivía y vive realmente una familia noble en una parte del palacio. Podrá disfrutar de la opulencia y riqueza de la decoración, las colecciones históricas de pintura aún ordenadas según los principios del '700. Este recorrido también incluye el apartamento de la planta baja, residencia de la última princesa de la dinastía, Isabella Sursock, pintado por Pinturicchio, uno de los artistas más importantes del renacimiento, activo en la Capilla Sixtina. En los apartamentos superiores, utilizados en el pasado como residencia oficial, podrá admirar la Gran Galería, ¡realmente una obra maestra impresionante! Las pinturas se realizaron en el siglo XVII para celebrar la gloria de la familia. Las colecciones de pintura son muy significativas, especialmente las obras de arte de Jan Breugel, Tintoretto, Carracci y otros artistas muy famosos. Finalmente visitamos los jardines y los apartamentos de Pio. Las entradas no están incluidas 25 euros, gratis para niños menores de 12 años.
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Este recorrido lo llevará a uno de los palacios más espectaculares de la aristocracia de Roma. Visitamos ambos apartamentos, la planta baja, antigua residencia de Pincess Isabella Sarsock, y la residencia oficial de la familia, el Palacio Colonna.
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- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(5)
Highly recommend our guided tour of Colonna Palace—so much history and elegance! Our tour guide enhanced our experience with art, family and Roman details. A must see.
Knowing this Palace, it was by chance, when passing through the street, when I entered I marveled, I do not expect it, it was great, I have seen many Palaces, but like this few, if you go to Rome, it must be a must, because it is price. We were treated superbly and very lovingly, I recommend spending time to see it, as we arrived very late and could not recreate.
The visit was really interesting, the Palace is extraordinary and rich in works of art of great artistic and historical value, our guide Rebecca accompanied us to discover the history of the Palace and the Colonna dynasty of which she is a great connoisseur, with great competence and transmitting us the passion for the subject. The only drawback, which does not concern the visit itself, was the behavior of the staff at the ticket office who in a very rude tone told us that our reservation was not valid as an entrance by incorrectly claiming that it was still necessary to download an app or call Viator assistance and insinuating that the portal often created problems. Everything was resolved a moment later as soon as we met the guide who had our tickets with him letting us in without any problem. Overall therefore very recommended experience
This is a must-see and I am surprised I hadn't heard of it sooner. In fact, I met some Americans who live part-time in Rome and they'd never heard of it either. The collection itself is extraordinary and it's worth the effort of arranging your schedule so that you can visit it when it's open. It's on a par or better than the Borghese (with more paintings and less sculpture). And I must compliment my guide who is expert in knowledge of the collection, history and more! This is personalized and is therefore much better than canned tours where they skip what I might want to know more about - you can stop and ask about anything you want to know about - architecture, decor, paintings, sculpture, the family, the story behind the cannonball, etc. I highly recommend this one.
