attempt of review for fce Galleria Borghese. If you like modern art, you can’t be able to visit one of the most beautiful museum in Rome: Galleria Borghese. It is a former villa, with a big garden, converted in museum. As an aristocratic mansion of the past it has already contained different artworks, but now it is one of the most complete italian works. It is placed in the heart of Rome, inside one of the most fascinating park of the city. The building has two storyes and many rooms connected. In the ground floor there are many sculptural works of artists like Canova or Bernini; in the first floor there are mainly paintings of famous italian masters like Caravaggio and Leonardo da Vinci, but also of french, spanish and dutch painters. The ticket’s price is a little bit expensive but it’s proportional to the amount of artworks is possible to see. I think it’s worth all the money spent. What I liked most was the Apollo and Dafne’s sculpture, a great example of precision/accuracy and feelings that it’s possible to find in italian art. I was a little disappointed about the queue to do to enter: there it goes a huge of people so it is necessary to wake up early to avoid waiting under the summer sun, or winter wind and rain. But fortunately it’s possible to plan the visit because now last-minute tickets are limited. I would definitely recommend visiting this museum. You will not regret this.