Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica in Palazzo Barberini Review

The tickets seem to be about fifty or sixty yuan. There are many Renaissance paintings and sculptures inside. It is very beautiful and there are many famous pens. It is not very far from the downtown square.

The art exhibited at the National Gallery of Ancient Art is ancient art from two thousand years ago; real European artifacts from the revival to the original mid-19th century, some of the exhibition halls will close in the off-season due to staff shortages, and many of the presentations are in Italian.

Much better than our experience at Borges Gallery. The staff here was really helpful. There was no problem here, with a full understanding and clear explanation of what we could and expected to do. All areas are accessible. The exhibits are of course modern art, some I bought, some not, but all loved it. The Marquee Earthquake exhibition is a very powerful piece, incredible and appropriately expressed a sense of sympathy. It is also interesting to see the museum from the outside.

People who like painting must come here, baroque style, big, no problem to visit for a day!

Just arrived in Rome, I heard that it is good, I will go see it tomorrow. Today, there are a lot of harvests, and there are many stories in many places in Rome. I just learned about it all day and hope that the next time will be happier.