Top Things to do In Castel Castagna 2021

"The best museum to e visited in Rome. You need a reservation but it is worthwhile. This Galery was designed to contain all the arts of the Borghese Family (paintings, sculptures ecc) in particular of Paulina Bonaparte married to a Borghese and sister of Napoleone.I love to visit this Galery quite often and every time I discover something that make me love more and more this place."

"there are many artists. climt, gogh, dali, kandinsky, magritte, rodin, gaugin, calder, warhol and so on. a few works of art. but there are various objects of italian artists."

"Buy your tickets in advance! I heard someone saying they had waited 2 hours before going in! Go early to enjoy viewing everything you can. Definietly worth visiting, and don't forget to take picures of the river while your upstairs, and the dome. "

"Much better than our experience at Borges Gallery. The staff here are really helpful. There is no problem here, there is a full understanding and clear explanation of what we can do and what we expect to do. All areas are accessible. Of course the exhibits are all modern art, some I bought, some are not, but I like them all. The Marche earthquake exhibition is a very powerful work, unbelievable, and a proper expression of sympathy. It is also interesting to see this museum from the outside."

"The Conservative Palace is located in Piazza Capitoline in Rome, on the right side of the Senate Palace, opposite to the New Palace. It is not very big. Visit it for 1-2 hours. The Conservatory Palace Art Gallery is part of the Capitoline Museum. It is located on the right side of Campidoglio Square and opposite the New Palace. It is the world's oldest art museum built in 1471."

"The Corsini Palace National Gallery was built by the Corsini family in the early eighteenth century, and the Queen of Sweden Christina once lived here. The gallery is full of masterpieces including Caravaggio, Murillo, Renee, Rubens and more. Most other museums in Rome are closed on Monday afternoon, but they are still open."

"The Florence Academy of Fine Arts (Florence National Academy of Fine Arts) was founded in 1339, is the world's first Academy of Fine Arts, and is the highest art school in the world. The treasure of the town hall in the Academy's gallery is David Michelangelo, "The Image of David" is 3.96 meters high, together with the height of the base 5.5 meters, weight 5.5 tons, created 1501 years old. In the beautiful lines, the veins clearly visible, Michelangelo's ghost axes will be the human body of the beautiful display of the incisive, wood three points. The statue was erected in front of the Viccio Palace in the Piazza della Duo, but David's left arm was broken during a riot in the Piazza to avoid a repeat of the mistakes, and the statue of David was relocated here after its restoration in 1873. There are works of Venice-based Tuscan painters from the 14th to 18th centuries such as Giorgionne, Giovanni and Bellini, and also masterpieces of Italian art such as Titian's unfinished portrait of the Virgin Mary of Painting Jesus. Tickets: 12.5 Euro Time: 8:15-18:50 Location: Via Ricasoli, 58/60, 50129 Firenze FI, Italian Bus: take the bus to Piazza Di San Marco Station, get off and walk about 50 meters south along Via Ricasoli Street to arrive"

"The Museum has a remarkable collection of sculpture and works of art. It occupies an impressive building built for the Capitano del Popolo in the mid-13th century."