One of the most spectacular places in Rome. Thanks to Prince Prospero Colonna who allows everyone to enjoy an incomparable show. Our talented guide Stefania is unique in terms of friendliness and competence

Full of great history, art and stories. We had a guide, which I recommend as you might not get as much if you're on your own. We had Rebecca Harden and she was quite extraordinary with her good humour, kindness to the elderly and depth of knowledge.

A jewel of Rome that cannot be missed, it is the perfect synthesis of the city with its archaeological finds from the pre-existing temple of Serapis (and not only), the collection of paintings by the greatest Italian and foreign artists from the Middle Ages to the Baroque, the astonishing Gallery, the well-kept gardens which culminate, at the top of the Quirinale hill, with a terrace with a spectacular view of the city.... all maintained and cared for in a manner that I dare say is moving by the current members of the family who, with an attentive, thoughtful and competent welcome (the visit guided is very accurate) confirm that Beauty, Great Beauty, is a good that must necessarily be shared (and respected)

The most beautiful Roman palace (in my opinion). Only Farnesina deserves to be compared to it. The large and superb gallery is an exceptional place. In addition, the palace is located near Piazza Venezia, right in the center of Rome.

While on our honeymoon in Rome, our first museum visit was the Colonna Palace which is one of the oldest and largest private palaces in Rome. It was spectacular! The Colonna Palace is a true gem in Rome and one of the most memorable experiences of our entire trip! The paintings, radiant marbles, frescoes, chandeliers and my favorite, the golden framed mirrors with magnificent paintings of flowers and mischievous winged angels. We met a beautiful museum guide at the Palazzo Colonna named Rebecca Harden. Rebecca had a wealth of information to share and was so generous with her time. She informed us of all the artists who contributed to the spectacular beauty of the gallery including Pintoricchio, Reni, Rosa, Tura, Carracci, Tintoretto, Bronzino, Veronese, Guercino and Vanvitelli. Rebecca also willingly shared the creation of my favorite superb mirrors and how Carlo Maratta, Giovanni Stanch and Mario de’ Fiori collaborated to create these masterpieces. I asked Rebecca if she would jump into a picture with us in front of the mischievous angels and she was more than happy to join us. Rebecca also informed us of the other areas of the palace which were delightful to observe. Then, as we were strolling along, we actually met the Prince Don Prospero Colonna! Prince Prospero Colonna was very gracious and kind. We told him how it was our honeymoon and first time in Rome, Italy and how we absolutely loved his palace.The Prince then agreed to take a photograph with us. Again, one of the highlights of our entire honeymoon. We continued on our journey as there is so much to see at this palace it is hard to share it all. Not only can you spend hours within the walls of the palace, but outside there are awe-inspiring gardens. We will definitely make it back soon to Rome, Italy and the Colonna Palace.Thank you Rebecca Harden and Prince Don Prospero Colonna for contributing to make our honeymoon even more majestic!

You will probably visit this attraction on the third or fourth time you come to Rome and it is truly a shame because it is a beautiful gem of Rome (also because it is only open on Friday and Saturday mornings). Initially I was a little hesitant given that it even cost more than the Vatican Museums, but once inside I can say that it's all worth it. It was a pleasant experience of history, art and culture. The gardens are also very beautiful and relaxing and allow you to have a beautiful view of Rome towards the Pantheon, St. Peter's Basilica etc.). Isabella's apartments are also recommended. The entrance ticket does not include the audio guide, but at the entrance you can get a sort of booklet (free of course) that describes room by room, done relatively well. Note of merit for the cleanliness of the bathrooms and kindness of the staff. If only all museums were like this...

The palace is not always open but you have to look carefully at the timetables and the ticket is quite expensive, but it is worth it because the palace is very beautiful. We visit the gardens, the column gallery and rooms with numerous paintings and tapestries. Downstairs are Isabelle's apartments.

This was the most magical experience ever! It began with the staff of the Palazzo, who were courteous, friendly, & so efficient - it was wonderful being welcomed with such warmth. Our tour guide, Massimo, was amazing - I would have to say that he was the BEST guide I have ever been on a tour with. His knowledge of the palazzo, the family members, every single room, piece of art, flooring - there was no question that he was unable to answer. His affection for the Colonna family & their history was tangible, and made the tour even more personal. The level of courtesy of the entire staff was heartwarming. I would recommend this tour to everyone, who wants to learn about one of the most interesting & oldest families who made Rome what it is today. Thank you, Massimo, for making our day perfect!

Personally I suggest the guided tour (which they organize on Friday mornings at different times and in different languages) to better orient yourself among so much beauty. The cost is €30, but it is undoubtedly worth it, not only for the wonders you can admire but also for everything you can learn thanks to the very good and prepared guide. It is among the most, if not absolutely the most enchanting palace in Rome, always impeccably preserved thanks to routine maintenance interventions. If you are lucky, a sunny day will allow you to admire the splendid garden at its best. An indelible memory.

Wonderful visit to this jewel of art. The audio guide on the first day of activity is excellent. The staff of young people who assist and direct visitors deserve a special mention. The rest is done by the works of art and the majesty of the palace, including the gardens