James McFarlane | март 17, 2018

I took the guided tour in Italian. You need to book online and pick up the tickets at an office near the Palace. As it's the Presidents residence security is tight and you need to bring your passport. It's definitely worth a look inside the palace and around the gardens.

Francesco Luca Palermo | февр. 21, 2018

Magnificent, guides prepared very good. If you find yourself in the area it is absolutely worth visiting

Justin Thurman | апр. 5, 2017

An absolutely massive house for the president of Italy. The building itself is kind of bland but the size of it is astounding. If you are in the area it is worth taking a look at, but not an absolute must see.

Roberto Ceolin | июль 28, 2017

Typical Italian desorganization.I bpught the ticket online as required, went to the office to pick it up. All fine. Ticket wss there awating for me. Got to the palace, gave them the ticket snd my ID cardas my name wasn't on the list I treated as if I was terrorist. I don't understand the need and pleasure in being rude and unpleasant. The old papal parts could not be seen and the ones we passed through we were rushed snd had all the nineteen century Savoy bad bad bad taste stuffed down our throats. The staff REALLY need some training on how to deal with the public- very nineteen century look down on you attitude going on. Totally unengaging.

arash jad | апр. 28, 2018

Very beautiful sunset

Dr johan Atomic | май 28, 2018

Nice place for a picture and as a bonus, away from the tourist crowds

Mike Mannan | июль 7, 2018

A large impressive square with palace at one end. We enjoyed the tour of the Palace which is very large, however, be warned that all tours are in Italian, but we were still pleased to have visited it. The Quirinal Palace is one of the three current official residences of the President of the Italian Republic, together with Villa Rosebery in Naples and Tenuta di Castelporziano in Rome. It is located on the Quirinal Hill, the highest of the seven hills of Rome. It has housed thirty Popes, four Kings of Italy and twelve presidents of the Italian Republic. The palace, in its totality, has 1,200 rooms. Probably worth a look if you in the area.

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David OMalley | июль 12, 2018

Stunning and beautiful palace, three hour guided tour...but no bathrooms !?! Come dehydrated or else you'll have problems.