Palazzo Colonna - Galleria Colonna, Rome

The gallery is marvelous. It has a beautiful art collection. Everything was well organized and accessible. There were flowers all around, making the place look like people were living there. The staff goes above and beyond to make you feel welcome and help you understand what you see. They love what they're doing, and you can feel it. One particular member was astonishing, Brigida; when she saw my wife almost crying looking at the art pieces, she took the time to explain everything in that room like a premium guided tour. That made an unforgettable impression on me, my wife, and our daughter that will last forever. I recommend that when you are in Rome, take the time to visit the Colonna Gallery. We spent 5 hours and could spend a lot more.

The tour guide was very knowledgeable and kept us moving. The palazzo is filled with beautiful tapestries, statuary, and frescoes, so worth seeing. We went in July as part of the activities for a conference, so the entire City was hot and quite humid. Even with windows open, it was hot and somewhat stuffy.

Absolutely stunning! The main gallery is very, very impressive. The smaller stylized rooms are also beautiful. Head out into the nice garden and climb the stairs to the top viewing platform for a amazing view of the Roman skyline. The staff was also very friendly. And allround excellent museum.

Awesome private collection of one of the powerful families of Rome. Only open on saturdays with pre purchased tickets. I highly recommend this place if you can fit it in your schedule. It’s a different view into how wealthy elites live since it was in active use until recently. The garden has an amazing view of the city and you can feel the power of the family.

This is the finest palazzo museum we have visited in Rome. The paintings are vibrant and well lit, clearly presented booklets identify the art, volunteers provide valuable information when needed, and visitor numbers are carefully controlled. Access to the beautiful garden is an added bonus. Visit if you are in Rome on a Saturday.