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Caravaggio wheelchair accessible tours private Rome excursions

As far as the Capitol City is concerned, the our Caravaggio wheelchair accessible tours private Rome excursions outlines eight routes.

First Route

The first starts from St Luigi dei Francesi to St Maria del Popolo.

In the first church, in the Chapel Contarelli, there are the Vocazione di San Matteo ( 1599-1600 ), the Martirio di San Matteo ( 1600-1601 ) and San Matteo e L’Angelo ( 1602 ), while in the second, in the Cerasi Chapel, we find the La Conversione di San Paolo ( 1600-1601 ) and the La Crocifissione di San Pietro ( 1600-1601 ).

Second Route

The second Roman Caravaggio wheelchair accessible tours private Rome excursions itinerary leads from the Church of Sant'Agostino, where the Madonna dei Pellegrini ( 1604-1606 ) is displayed, then to the Cappuccini Church where St Francesco in Meditazione ( 1603 ).

Third Route

The third Capitoline itinerary leads to the Borghese Gallery exhibiting the Il Bacchino Malato ( 1593-1594 ), the Fanciullo Con Canestro di Frutta ( 1593 ), the Madonna dei Palafrenieri ( 1606 ), the San Girolamo Scrivente ( 1605-1606 ), Davide con la Testa di Golia ( 1607 ) and San Giovanni Battista ( 1610 ).

Fourth Route

The fourth Caravaggio wheelchair accessible tours private Rome excursions itinerary in the Capital leads to the Doria Pamphilj Gallery for the Riposo durante la fuga in Egitto ( 1596-1597 ) and Maddalena Penitente ( 1595-1596 ).

Fifth Route

The fifth itinerary leads to the Vatican Museums Pinacoteca for the Deposizione ( 1602-1604 )

Sixth Route

While the sixth at the Pinacoteca Capitolina for the Buona Ventura ( 1595 ) and San Giovanni Battista ( 1601 ).

Seventh Route

The Caravaggio wheelchair accessible tours private Rome excursions seventh itinerary proposes the National Gallery of Ancient Art, Palazzo Barberini, Giuditta and Oloferne ( 1599 ) and Narciso (n.d.) and the Corsini Gallery for San Giovanni Battista ( 1604 ).

Eighth Route

The eighth itinerary leads to the Villa Ludovisi where Is the oil on the walls of Jupiter, Neptune and Pluto ( 1597 ) and the Odescalchi Collection where is the Conversione di San Paolo ( 1600-1601 ) is preserved.