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| Galleria 2RC 15/a Via delle Mantellate, Rome, 00165 | ![]() |
Opened in 2001, this gallery is one of the favourite haunts of art buffs in the city. A choice destination for nouveau artistes and professionals alike, it continually hosts exhibitions classified by themes as well as ar... more
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| Galleria Borghese 5 Piazzale Scipione Borghese, Rome, 00197 | ![]() |
I visited the Borghese Gallery during my stay in Rome on April 28th. Don't get me wrong I am a big fan of Bernini's work as well, but I didn't find this museum all that great or amazing. I did however enjoy being away fr... more
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| Galleria Colonna 17 Via della Pilotta, Rome, 00187 | ![]() |
, which has extremely limited visiting times. The art collection is one of the most prestigious in Rome, all of it acquired after the Renaissance. The greatest art is from the 17th century, and the collection embraces ma... more
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| Galleria Doria Pamphilj 2 Piazza del Collegio Romano, Rome, 00186 | ![]() |
The lines at the Vatican Museum wind around to St. Peter's Basilica, and you have a jones for some serious art. Another private collection is waiting for you at the not oft-visited Galleria Doria Pamphilj. Housed in a pa... more
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| Galleria Spada 13 Piazza Capo di Ferro, Rome, 00186 | ![]() |
This gallery is located just off Via Guilia, 2 buildings away from Palazzo Farnese (French embassy) and Campo de Fiori. The Palazzo Spada also houses several municipal offices. It was built in mid 16th century for Cardin... more
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