claire | Dec 16, 2017

Every Saturday morning there is a guided tour in English at 10am. The entrance ticket is €6 + €4 for the tour and it was well worth it. The tour lasted an hour and the guide gave us the history of the building and it's owners, as well as discussing the frescoes. Extremely interesting.

Jérôme Lapostolet | Dec 5, 2017

Beautiful villa from the Renaissance period decorated with paintings from different artists, including Raphael. Quite a hidden gem in the city so it should be way less crowded than most famous villas. I'd recommend the audioguide which was quite nice to get more insight into the paintings details and context.

Marc Albert | Dec 2, 2017

It’s nice to see some of these old Villas in good condition. If you love frescoes you’ll love this place. Raphael did many of the rooms. The grounds are small but nice to take a stroll.

Oleksandr Koveshnikov | Mar 16, 2018

A beautiful place to visit. Definitely worth the money!

Jiří Kadlec | Nov 22, 2017

Inside a spacious rennaisance villa surrounded by a garden with oranges, lovely paintings on the ceilings and walls celebrate the beauty of the human body. Unlike in Vatican, here the nudity is uncensored :-) Visiting Villa Farnesina is a pleasure for the eyes! Away from big crowds, this is the place to relax and enjoy delightful works of art.