Colonna Gallery: Tickets

Colonna Gallery Tickets and Information

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• Colonna Gallery Address: Via della Pilotta, 16, 00187, Rome
• Opening Hours: 09:30 - 13:15 (Saturday Only)

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Is The Colonna Gallery Worth Visiting

• Home to a vast private art collection, we definitely think so, yes.

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What Visitors See At Colonna Gallery

• Art from the likes of: Carracci, Bronzino, and Guercino.

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About the Colonna Gallery‍

The Colonna Gallery, or 'Galleria Colonna' is a vast private art collection belonging to the Colonna family and located in the 'Palazzo Colonna'. The palace itself is still owned by the Colonna family and is one of the largest private palaces in Rome dating back to the 13th century.

The collection includes paintings, sculptures and decorative arts from the Renaissance to the Baroque period and has been open to the public since the 18th century!

The Art Collection

Accumulated by the Colonna family over generations, the collection includes works by renowned artists such as:

• Pinturicchio
• Carracci
• Guercino
• Tintoretto
• Bronzino
• Salvator Rosa
• Guido Reni, amongst others.

Some of the notable artworks in the Colonna Gallery include:

• Guido Reni's "Aurora,"
• Salvator Rosa's "Shipwreck,"
• Carracci's "Lamentation over the Dead Christ."

The collection is known for its diverse range. The art collection aside, the Palazzo Colonna itself is a masterpiece of architecture. Visitors can see incredible frescoed ceilings, grand halls, and opulent decorations at the palace.

You can visit the 'Hall of Landscapes' which is lined with rural compositions of Gaspard Dughet and magnificent Marble Columns. The 'Hall of Apotheosis of Martin V' offers an incredible ceiling canvas by Benedetto Luti. You can also see the 'Throne Room', 'Chapel Room' and the 'Tapestry Room', which has intricate woven designs dating back to the 1600's.

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