Rome · CARAVAGGIO AND BAROQUE ART TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 caravaggio and baroque art tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Spend an elegant 80 minutes at Palazzo Pamphilj, where a soprano, tenor, and pianist perform familiar Italian opera on Terrazza Borromini. Enjoy wine, cheeses, and salami, then follow an English-speaking host to La Grande Bellezza rooftop for sweeping views of Rome.
“Wow! This was the most magical experience of my entire trip! Do not miss this!!!”
Spend two hours with a guide and no more than five other people at Rome’s Borghese Gallery. See Bernini’s Apollo and Daphne, Caravaggio’s paintings, Raphael, Titian, and Canova, with reserved entry included.
“This was a great tour! Our guide was so enthusiastic. And very knowledgeable. I've been to Rome before, but never the Borghese Gallery. I highly recommend it. There are some can't-miss pieces there, including some breathtaking Bernini sculptures. Tour took about two hours, which felt like the right amount of time.”
Walk central Rome with guides such as Dan, Anna, Domenica, and Paulina, taking in Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Palazzo Venezia, and St. Ignatius Church. Expect art, Roman history, useful local tips, and a group of no more than 15 people.
“Fun, enjoyable and educational. Our guide was spot on with the perfect amount of information, thank you!”
Join Massimo at 2:30 pm for a three-hour English walking tour through Renaissance Rome. Meet courtesans, artists’ models, and Borgia women while visiting churches, palace courtyards, and streets tied to their lives. The small group is limited to 18 people.
“Probably the BEST tour I have ever been on! Very detailed descriptions about the history of several women, which must have taken a lot of research. I finally understood the meaning behind some of the famous paintings. We also visited some of the houses where they lived.”
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