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Borghese Gallery Wheelchair Accessible Tours

Borghese Gallery wheelchair accessible tours, is probably the most fascinating museum in Italy.

An ancient XVII century palace, merits of its architecture are attributable to Flaminio Ponzio, architect of trust of the Pope and of the Cardinal Scipione.

The Villa Borghese Pinciana, now home to the Borghese Gallery wheelchair accessible tours.

Houses its headquarters and its magnificent stuccoes represent the ideal setting for artistic masterpieces known all over the world.

Borghese Gallery wheelchair accessible tours, was built to be a museum.

A place of culture, for the exhibition of exemplary images of ancient and modern art, for music, studies in a small library.

Also for the contemplation of nature ( with rare plants and animals ), samples of fossils and finally the modern technology of the time (  mirrors, bizarre lenses and particular clocks ).

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Touring Borghese Gallery

Located in the greenery of the public park most beloved by the Romans, the Borghese Gallery wheelchair accessible tours, is an authentic treasure.

Is the result of the collecting of Cardinal Scipione Borghese, who in the early 1600s built this villa just to place his collection.

Cardinal Scipione's attention was directed to all the expressions of ancient, renaissance and contemporary art, designed to evoke a new golden age.

Not particularly interested in medieval art, he instead sought, with passion, the ancient sculpture.

The ambition of the cardinal favored the creation of new sculptures and above all of marble groups that were compared with the ancient works.

Do not miss the series of sculptures made for the cardinal by the young Gian Lorenzo Bernini ( Aeneas, The Rape of Proserpine, Apollo and Daphne, and David ) who seem to want to invite us to participate in their stories.

Amor Sacro and Amor Profano di Tiziano, the masterpieces of Caravaggio and the admirable Princess Paolina Borghese, Napoleon's favorite sister, portrayed by Canova as the victorious Venus.

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