Is not worth visiting, most of the things contained here were took out years ago, when the Villa was sold. So there is not much to see inside, if you compare with any other place in Rome. The gardens are nothing special. There are almost no pieces of fine art inside. Mostly replicas or modern art (made this same year). The guide was super nice and explained things. And you have amazing views of Rome.

This is one of the nicest Villa’s I’ve ever visited, they offer tours of the place so I recommend booking in advance. It can be busy and you’re not always guaranteed to get in. So plan accordingly, the grounds are very well kept and prepared, there’s lots to see and do in and around this area. I really enjoyed my time here and I would definitely recommend checking it out.

Well worth the visit to see a fabulous old villa. With an amazing view of Rome. The rooms are interesting in that they are decorated by members of the French Academy( the owner of the estate) so this is not your typical tour of an old residence. There are lots of architectural features to see, the spiral stair is a photographers dream. If anything I would want to see more of the interior. We bought our tickets at the door and only had to wait 10 minutes for the tour to begin.

Amazing full of history villa with a gorgeous Italian style garden and maze. The English speaking guide (with a very strong Italian/Romano accent 😁) was very informative and attentive of the group, providing details that were connected even to the country of origin of some of the visitors in the group. From the Garden you can enjoy an exceptional view of Rome (Vittoriano, Basilica di San Pietro and so forth). I highly recommend the visit, just be careful of the stairs 🙃)

Very interesting to hear guidance. Tnx Kamila we enjoyed 😃 In the website you can choose Italian, French or English language in the different time.

We had a lovely tour of the gardens and a few rooms inside. Beautiful, and not loaded down with tourists like other popular spots in Rome. Our guided tour was about 90 minutes long.

The Villa Medici is one of the most interesting places to visit in Rome. The façade of this great palazzo includes many Roman works of sculpture that were discovered in the Renaissance. The gardens are extensive and include both ornamental and medicinal plants. Though only three rooms are available for public viewing it is still worth a visit. You will also find in the villa special exhibits. When I was there there was an exhibit on the art of sketching which you could view at an additional price. Plan on two hours. You will need to reserve a time to visit the gardens and villa which can be done online. In addition to the gardens and main house, there are outbuildings that are included in the tour. As the home of the Academy, you have the opportunity to visit the sculpture studio that was a hub of activity since it was acquired by Napoleon. Great views of Rome.

I was impressed by the interiors and the inner facade of Villa Medici and of course the panoramic view of Rome from that point. The guide (EN) was very charismatic, sensitive and with artistic vibe! :) Our visit was 07.13 at 16.30. I highly recommend to visit the museum with (this particular :) guide because otherwise you won't get the full picture of this amazing place.

If you go here without booking a tour guide (i Guess that what will give you some additional access) it is a waste of money and time. Part of garden i saw was not impressive at all - there was also a special exhibition of 6 “cabins” that was not very good and there is only 2 rooms within the building with exposition of modern art. you dont get to see anything of the architecture of this building. All signs are either in french or italian

I hade a great time in Villa Medici, I went on a school trip here so we were a large group of 25 people. It was really interesting and new, it is one of the hidden beauties of Rome.

(Translated by Google) In antiquity, the gardens of Lucius Lucullus stretched on this place. There was also a villa where the Empress Messalina, the wife of Emperor Claudius, died. In the Middle Ages, the whole area was given over to vineyards. In 1576, the slope of Pinizio was acquired by Cardinal Ferdinando Medici (the future ruler of Florence), who commissioned Bartolomeo Ammanati to build for himself a villa in the then fashionable style of Mannerism. This was the first estate of the Medici family in the Eternal City. With the death of the last Medici in 1737, the villa passed into the possession of the Lorraine dynasty. Napoleon Bonaparte handed it over to the French Academy in Rome, and the recipients of the Roman Prize have lived there ever since. This is their dormitory and workshops, as well as the office of the French Academy. During the construction works, a significant number of ancient antiquities were discovered, which are exhibited in the garden. Another one hundred and seventy ancient statues and fragments were purchased from Roman aristocrats by the cardinal to decorate the villa. The most significant exhibits - the so-called. "Medici vase" (I century) is made in the tradition of Praxiteles, the statue of Venus Medici (I century BC) - were transported in the XVIII century in the Uffizi (Florence), giving rise to the local collection of antiquities. (Original) В античності на цьому місці простягалися сади Луція Лукулла. Була тут і вілла, на якій померла імператриця Мессаліна — дружина імператора Клавдія. У середні віки вся територія була віддана під виноградники. У 1576 р. схил Пініціо придбав кардинал Фердинандо Медічі (майбутній правитель Флоренції), який доручив Бартоломео Амманаті звести для себе віллу в модному тоді стилі маньєризму. Це був перший маєток родини Медічі на території Вічного міста. Зі смертю останнього Медічі у 1737 році вілла перейшла у володіння Лотаринзької династії. Наполеон Бонапарт передав її Французькій академії в Римі, і відтоді там проживають отримувачі Римської премії. Це їхній гуртожиток і майстерні, а також офіс Французької академії. Під час будівельних робіт було виявлено значну кількість античних старожитностей, які виставлені на території саду. Ще сто сімдесят античних статуй і фрагментів були придбані у римських аристократів кардиналом для декорування вілли. Найзначніші експонати — т. зв. «ваза Медічі» (I століття) виконана в традиції Праксітеля, статуя Венери Медічі (I століття до н. е.) — були в XVIII столітті перевезені в Уффіці (Флоренція), давши початок тамтешній збірці старожитностей.

Beautiful architecture. Magnificent grounds and outside sculptures. A collection of art work rivaled by only the Vatican and some of the world's best museums.

The Villa Medici is located next to the Borghese gardens and houses the French Academy in Rome. Its gardens are not accessible to the public except with guided groups. Anyway, we visited its toilets, as you will have understood from my other posts I have a small bladder. :)

Guided tour required to visit the gardens and interiors, but it's not really impressive, not worth the time or money. Villa Medici is a Mannerist palace and garden, founded by Ferdinando I de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany. Over the centuries it passed into the ownership of Napoleon and now the French State. It has housed the French Academy in Rome since 1803. Winners of a competition organized by the French Academy receive a stipend and are given a cabin in the gardens for a year to practice their art.

A must see in Rome : best view on the city from the garden, amazing villa from outside and beautiful gardens. We couldn’t visit the inside because of Covid restriction

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and interesting guided tour in French lasting approximately an hour and a half. Pretty house and magnificent gardens full of stories. Exceptional panorama of Rome. Good passionate and exciting guide. I recommend . (Original) Belle et intéressante visite guidée en français d'une durée approximative d'une heure trente . Jolie demeure et magnifiques jardins chargés d'histoires . Panorama exceptionnel sur Rome . Bon guide passionné et passionnant . Je recommande .

Doesn't worth it. We took exhibition tickets without a guide for 8€ and you can see the whole place in 20 minutes. Very random place, the strangest I've been in. Probably 80% of the Villa was closed, it looked larger and very small part of it was accessible, including the garden.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful villa located in one of the strategic points of Rome, and among the highest to enjoy the view.Perhaps a little overrated compared to other villas, maybe thanks to the fact that it is French.Inside, beyond the villa, it hosts many private events and exhibitions.I recommend .... if you are on the road and do not find a queue, go inside, but I wouldn't waste much time if you're on a quick tour. Beautiful villa located in one of the strategic points of Rome, and among the highest to enjoy the view. Perhaps a little overrated compared to other villas, perhaps thanks to the fact that it is French. Inside, beyond the villa, it hosts many private events and exhibitions. I recommend .... if you are on the road and can't find a queue, go inside, but I wouldn't waste much time if you're on a quick tour. (Original) Beautiful villa located in one of the strategic points of Rome, and among the highest to enjoy the view.Perhaps a little overrated compared to other villas, maybe thanks to the fact that it is French.Inside, beyond the villa, it hosts many private events and exhibitions.I recommend .... if you are on the road and do not find a queue, go inside, but I wouldn't waste much time if you're on a quick tour. Bellissima villa situata in uno dei punti strategici di Roma,e tra i più alti per godersi il panorama. Forse un pò sopravvalutata rispetto ad altre ville, forse complice il fatto che sia francese. All'interno, oltre la villa, ospita molti eventi privati e mostre. Consiglio....se siete di strada e non trovate fila, entrate, ma non ci sprecherei molto tempo se si sta facendo un tour veloce.

Villa Medici is a very nice Palace, full of history, in a beautiful location, Scalinata di Trinità dei Monti, of one of the beautiest city all over the world: Roma. The owner is the Academy of France which send there the best new artist the winner of arts’ scholarships. Is possible to visit with a guide the building, the rooms, the apartments and the large park, with all the statues, pictures, and the very special “Padiglione degli Uccelli”, a little building, a Casino, completely frescoed in naturalistic way with a lot of birds and trees. All over the beauties preserved in this casket of arts, is the location itself that deserves a visit. It’s possible to sleep in one of theirs room for some days, but only previously booked.

They are very strict with the time slot of the reservation. You cannot go in early and you cannot go in without the reservation. Your reservation comes with the guided tour, just make sure to book in the language of your choice; offered in French, Italian and English. The tour guide was out of sight, she was wonderful and very knowledgeable. I would recommend the tour guide, if you can, she was fantastic and very knowledgeable. Villa Medici is now an art institute, but the history and art collection was amazing. It was very nice to be rich. It was worth the price of admission.

Really glad we visited! It was fun seeing the peacocks wondering the garden area. Just so you are aware you definitely need to look up the tour schedules on the website! We walked I. And luckily the tour had just started!

Although the views are great you get the same ones at many places around Rome.Disappointed that there was no audio guide as it was difficult to hear the guide. Also surprised that 25 of us, some coughing up a lung, were taken into a small room to admire some frescoes. We didn’t go in. We are still in COVID mode. Spent to much time outside where there was not much to see. Limited time inside and looked like the focus of the tour was more post Medici French rather than Medici in their prime.

This a beautiful palace, hosting the French Academy. The guide tour is strongly recommended for fully appreciating the beauty of the place and of the works of art it contains. There is a beautiful garden with statues from other Roman buildings and the interiors have been restored to their ancient appearance. It is also out of the most common touristic tours even if it's at walking distance from places like piazza di spagna, etc.

We took the English speaking tour and were a bit disappointed. The guide had a heavy Italian accent and did not know many many words when trying to describe the family and building. That, and the content of the presentation left us with unanswered questions about how the family amassed it's wealth, what their income steam was, how many staff they had, etc. The building and grounds are very impressive, but much of it is off limits. I got the impression we are just another part of today's income stream to keep the place afloat. I don't recommend this tour.

(Translated by Google) I left my heart there. Wonderful location a stone's throw from the Spanish Steps and Villa Borghese. Gorgeous and very large building. One feels very safe also thanks to the presence of the military. To visit absolutely and I recommend a coffee or an aperitif in the academy bar, there is a spectacular view of Rome. (Original) Ci ho lasciato il cuore. Location stupenda a due passi da Piazza di Spagna e Villa Borghese. Palazzo stupendo e molto grande. Ci si sente molto sicuri anche grazie alla presenza dei Militari. Da visitare assolutamente e consiglio caffè o aperitivo nel bar dell'accademia, c'è una vista su Roma spettacolare.

Was given a very nice tour of the place and the interesting history behind it.

(Translated by Google) Current seat of the French Academy, Bonaparte transferred it there after the purchase, it belonged to the Lorraine and even earlier to Ferdinando de Medici, in Roman times there were the Lucullian gardens, the excavated material was placed in the villa by Ferdinando dei Medici who made an outdoor exhibition of the statues he had found, now fortunately recovered and Roman partly in the Lanzi Loggia, partly in the Uffizi. from the villa you can enjoy a view of divine Rome, it is located next to or next to Piazza di Spagna, you can reach it by metro stopping in Spagna, a reservation is required for the visit. completion with historical information In Rome there was Villa Medici, commissioned by Cardinal Ferdinando dei Medici and built by the Florentine architect Buontalenti. The villa insisted on the ruins of the Horti Luculliani and was adorned with gardens in the simple and elegant Florentine manner. And in the villa were found statues, tombstones, they adorned the garden, but when the Medici assumed power in Florence he also brought the Venus with him now in the gallery of the Uffizi, the Venus had perhaps been purchased by the cardinal on the antiques market in Rome and came from , perhaps, from Villa Adriana to Tivoli. It was inherited by the Lorraine, who brought all the antiquities to Florence, except the tombstones that are walled into the building. The building now belongs to the French republic which has installed an art academy there. (Original) Attuale sede dell'Accademia di Francia, ve la trasferì il Bonaparte dopo l'acquisto, appartenne ai Lorena ed ancor prima a Ferdinando de Medici, in epoca romana vi erano gli orti Luculliani, il materiale di scavo venne posto nella villa da Ferdinando dei Medici che fece un esposizione all'aperto delle statue che aveva trovato, ora fortunatamente recuperate e romane in parte alla loggia dei Lanzi, in parte agli Uffizi. dalla villa si gode un panorama su Roma divino, essa è sita accanto o prossima a piazza di Spagna, si arriva in metro fermandosi a Spagna, per la visita occorre la prenotazione. completamento con notizie storiche A Roma c'era Villa Medici, voluta dal Cardinale Ferdinando dei Medici e realizzata dall'architetto fiorentino Buontalenti. La villa insisteva sui ruderi degli Horti Luculliani ed era ornata da giardini alla semplice ed elegante maniera fiorentina. E nella villa furono trovate statue, lapidi, esse ornarono il giardino, ma quando il Medici assunse il poter a Firenze portò con sé anche la Venere ora nella tribuna degli Uffizi, la Venere era forse stata acquistata dal cardinale sul mercato antiquario di Roma e proveniva, forse, da Villa Adriana a Tivoli. Essa fu ereditata dai Lorena, che portarono vie tutte le antichità a Firenze, tranne le lapidi che sono murate nell'edificio. L'edificio ora appartiene alla repubblica francese che vi ha installato una accademia artistica.

Very complicated to understand what is on Show, what you can see, and which ticker is for what . I paid 8 euro only to see a very small part of the garden, which was very disappointing. I am sure there is more to see, but it was impossible to find out more locally

(Translated by Google) An important address for artists and those interested in art. Very nice park with a great view of Rome. (Original) Für Künstler und Kunstinteressierte eine wichtige Adresse. Sehr schöner Park mit tollem Blick auf Rom.

(Translated by Google) Very nice site. It was not possible to visit the interior. Tour of the gardens and exhibition currently housed in the facility. (Original) Sito molto carino. L'interno non è stato possibile visitarlo. Tour dei giardini e della mostra attualmente ospitata nella struttura.

They offer tours only, which were done by an enthusiastic guide, explaining a lot about the history and function of the place. The tour gets quite specific, but if you like art, you'll find it interesting. If not, there's still the beautiful building and gardens to enjoy.

(Translated by Google) Villa closed because of covid 19 only the exhibition room and garden are open and for my only on a specific schedule and with guide (Original) Villa fermée a cause du covid 19 seul la salle expo et jardin sont ouvert et pour ma par que sur un horaire spécifique et avec guide

After travelling to Florence and learning about the Medici Dynasty, Villa Medici was on our list of places to see when we arrived in Rome. This is only a guided tour and was very informative.

The place can only be visited with a guided tour, which is held once an hour. The history of the place is amazing, the visit should be something you can do once in a lifetime, the gardens are small but very nice, the sculptures as well.

Absolutely lovely! The guide was great, presenting an unbiased view over the rich history of this building. I’ve always wanted to visit it, to see this space so loved (and built) by prominent art collectors and influential figures. The guide (in English) gave us so many details regarding the art collection, the gardens, and the rooms. Absolutely beautiful and interesting! The presence of contemporary art exhibitions brought a charming fusion of Italian Renaissance, modernism, and contemporary (even 2023) art. Thank you, dear guide! (Sorry for the photos, they don’t really represent Villa Medici, but it seems I can’t share others)

I'd love to say massive Thank you to our Guide- she was telling us so much interesting stuff about Medici Family! Take some water with you- there's no water tap inside and you'll walk most of the tour around gardens

Horrible horrible english guide! Self visit is not allowed. It was unbearably hot, not even a small ventilator anywhere! And although the grounds and the view are beautiful, I would not loose time over a visit here.

(Translated by Google) Very nice villa to visit inside it hosts many temporary exhibitions and its location is fantastic to admire the eternal city from above, the gardens are well cared for and host some very nice sculptures. (Original) Villa molto bella da visitare all'interno ospita molte mostre temporanee e la sua posizione è fantastica per ammirare la città eterna dall'alto, i giardini sono ben curati e ospitano alcune sculture molto belle.

Visited the Photography exhibition which was nice, however the full guided tour including the Art gallery was fully booked. Definitely purchase tickets in advance. The Exhibition has some famous photographer’s such as Saul Leiter

You must book a tour to see this site! After climbing the Spanish steps, we popped over to visit the Villa Medici. Normally, the Medici are associated with Florence, but we learned all about this villa's storied past on our 90 minute walking tour. A major highlight was actually the section of the tour where we enjoyed the amazing view of Rome. The tour guide walked us through the evolution of the city since the 1500s. Finding our way around was a lot easier after that! The only thing disappointing was that much or the Villa is owned by the accademie française and much of it is not accessible to the public.

Renaissance art, tours is an hour fifteen or so and 5:30 there is one. Doesn’t work with my schedule, so just went straight in and up the wending stairs. Wonderful Colbert caffe in a spacious setting and can recharge both the phone and the person.

1.5 hour guided tour for €28 for two people. We'll worth it. Really interesting and something to consider when you want something abit more relaxed along with some awesome views of Rome.

Everything in this place is beautiful. A must for everyone who goes to Rome

I was expecting to have access to more spaces in the palace. But visitors may only visit 3 bedrooms. Still a very interesting place to visit.

Such a beautiful place full of history! My family and I really enjoyed the villa, grounds and tour!

Beautiful place to visit, I went there for an exposition. Queue was ok. Useful information: no luggage or helmets are allowed inside, they will not let you in and there is no cloakroom.

I've been there for a company meeting. Amazing, the villa, the garden, the history, the position. I would arrange everyone to see. The place has plenty of artists and events.

Orient Express exhibition at the Villa Médicis Académie de France is an exhibition that I was counting the days for. I went there on the opening day, March 17, 2023. Villa Médicis is situated at the top of the Spanish steps. When one walks up the steps at Piazza di Spagna, it is down the street, on the left. The exhibition is curated by Eva Gravayat and Arthur Mettetal, and co-produced by the Fonds de notation Orient Express and the Recontres d’Arles festival. The train Orient Express was a railway company: the Compagnie internationale des wagons-lits (CIWL). The CIWL railway company linked the East to the West and the destination was Constantinople (modern day Istanbul), which was the capital of the Ottoman Empire. The orient Express train was a global “cultural icon.” This exhibition shows the importance of the Orient Express, that it was the first luxury train. The exhibition also has important details about the production of the train. There are blueprints, photos, the information on the warehouse where the train was built. There are maps, the train’s routes, marketing posters, advertisement photos, and photo of the tourism agency that booked the train tickets. There is a section on Agatha Christie’s book, Murder on the Orient Express, and the movie adaptation of the book, “Murder on the Orient Express,” had posters of the film. There are also additional photos of the actors on the Orient Express train. What an incredible journey it must have been for the railway company! They started with an idea of a luxurious train; they created its plans and made an idea reality, not knowing its journeys from West to East and East to West would inspire stories for literature and movies. All parts of the exhibition was very interesting. As example, there is a photo of the “Agence de voyages Wagon- Lits, 3 place de l’Opera a Paris,” from 1886. It is a photo of the curve of a building, at the street corner, with a long and narrow white poster. It writes, “THE INTERNATIONAL SLEEPING CAR” and “EUROPEAN EXPRESS TRAIN COMPANY.” The street lamp in the photo reminds one of Haussmann, remodeling Paris in the 19th century, and adding street lights. There is a crowd in front of this building probably waiting for the agency to open it’s door for ticket sales. There is a horse carriage strolling by the agency, between two street lights on the street. Another favorite was the1930 poster of Simplon- Orient Express (chemins de for Paris - Lyon- Mediterranée), by Roger Borders. The poster has a large orange mosque. There is a body of blue water of Bosphorus, and many small and big ships. There is a large patch of green behind the waterside palaces and homes. The writing on the blue sky of the poster says “CHEMINS DE FER PARIS-LYON - MEDITERRANÉE.” Underneath that, it says “SIMPLION -ORIENT-EXPRESS.” The orange color dominates the overall tone of the poster, which makes it appear as if there is sunset. At the bottom of the poster one can see the the routes of the Orient Express. There is one route from London and another from Paris. They meet or connect at Milan. From here they continue in one line to Belgrade and divide to three different routes: Bucharest, Athens, and Constantinople (Istanbul), which is the final destination. There are two figures on the route map. The man on the left is in his official red British guard uniform, and a black furry hat. His left index finger points at London, the start of the route. The man on the right is in his all casual Ottoman garments: white long sleeved shirt, a black sleeveless vest, and another yellow orange shirt under his white shirt; he has a red wide belt on his belly, with a red fez on his head. He points at the route with his right hand, palm outwards, appears as a welcome gesture. I took the tour of the Villa. The garden was phenominal. The Villa was also amazing. I must say the view of Rome at sunset was incredible.

I discovered Villa Medici in Rome, Italy, and it's a historical haven that left me enchanted. Nestled atop the Pincian Hill, this villa radiates timeless elegance and cultural significance. The staff's warm welcome made me feel like a cherished guest in a Renaissance masterpiece. The meticulously landscaped gardens offer a serene retreat, while the panoramic views of Rome are breathtaking. Steeped in history, this villa was once the residence of the illustrious Medici family. The rooms seamlessly blend classic charm with modern comfort. My stay at Villa Medici was a journey through time, revealing the allure of art, culture, and a rich historical legacy. An unforgettable experience!

Because of the Corona restrictions we only got a tour of the gardens and the artist workshops, was nevertheless intriguing.

(Translated by Google) To visit !!!! (Original) Da visitare !!!!

Museum very expensive for only 2 rooms

(Translated by Google) Gorgeous! There are no other words. The visit of the gardens and the temporary exhibition lasts an hour and a half with a very knowledgeable guide. Recommended in the afternoon, the light is crazy ☺️ (Original) Bellissima! Non ci sono altre parole. La visita dei giardini e della mostra temporanea dura un'ora e mezza con la guida molto preparata. Consigliata al pomeriggio, la luce è pazzesca ☺️

(Translated by Google) Too bad no visit to the Villa (Original) Dommage pas de visite de la Villa

Isn’t this in France, more correctly the French territory?

Beautiful place

(Translated by Google) A beautiful villa but no access to the interior of the villa. You can only visit the gardens and the temporary exhibition, which is a real shame! (Original) Une belle villa mais pas d'accès à l'intérieur du la villa. On peut visiter uniquement les jardins et l'exposition temporaire ce qui est vraiment dommage !

(Translated by Google) Bella, the Italian guide (Valentina) very good, prepared, capable and clear in the exposition! Visit not to be missed in Rome !!! (Original) Bella, la guida Italiana (Valentina) bravissima, preparata, capace e chiara nell'esposizione! Visita da non perdere a Roma!!!

(Translated by Google) Suggestive with a beautiful exhibition of scholarship holders 🏆 (Original) Suggestiva con una mostra bellissima dei borsisti 🏆

(Translated by Google) Villa Medici - Pincio - Rome - is located above the Spanish Steps - Piazza Spagna; Today it is also the French Academy in Rome, which is why it has the status of extraterritoriality. Villa Medici was born in the place where in the Romanian era were Horti Luculialliani, the area always desired by the elite of society for view and position. In 1576 Cardinal Ferdinando Medici purchased the land to build a residence in Rome. The architectural project was made by great artists of that time: Nanni di Baccio Bigio, Annibale Lipit and Bartolomeo Ammannati. Today, the French Academy in Rome has an extensive scholarship program in various creative fields accessed by artists from around the world every year. The visit to Villa Medici is provided by the internal staff, here you can admire the garden with two statues of Dacians, ancient and rare plants. (Original) Villa Medici - Pincio - Roma - se găsește deasupra Trepteleor Spaniole - Piazza Spagna; Astăzi este si Academia Franței în Roma, motiv pentru care are statutul de extrateritorialitate. Villa Medici naște în locul unde în epoca română erau Horti Luculialliani, zona dintotdeauna dorita elita societății pentru priveliște si poziție. În 1576 cardinalul Ferdinando Medici achiziționează terenul pentru a-și construi o reședința în Roma. Proiectul arhitectonic a fost realizat de mari artiști de la acea vreme: Nanni di Baccio Bigio, Annibale Lipit și Bartolomeo Ammannati. Astăzi Academia Franței în Roma are un vast program de burse de studiu în diverse domenii creative accesate de artiști din întreaga lume an de an Vizita in Villa Medici este asigurată de personalul intern, aici admirați grădina în care sunt și doua statui de daci, plante antice si rare.

(Translated by Google) A simple villa above the town which, however, surprises with an interesting art exhibition, its history connected with the Tuscan Medici family and a beautiful garden with a beautiful view of the town. (Original) Jednoduchá vila nad městem která, ale překvapí zajímavou uměleckou výstavou, svojí historií spojenou s Toskánským rodem Medici a nádhernou zahradou s krásným výhledem na město.

Hidden palace of Medici family in Rome

(Translated by Google) Good pastries on the second floor and beautiful pieces of plaster that belonged to the collection to contemplate. (Original) Bonnes pâtisseries au second étage et belles pièces de plâtre ayant appartenu à la collection à contempler.

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Beautiful gardens and Renaissance and modern art.

(Translated by Google) A magnificent place dedicated to art! We have an incredible view of all of Rome. Take the guided tour! (Original) Un endroit magnifique dédié à l'art ! On a une vue incroyable sur tout Rome. Faire la visite guidée !

(Translated by Google) Excellent guide in French at the end of apm! And superb view of the city of Rome .... To do imperatively (Original) Excellente guide en français en cet fin d apm ! Et superbe vue sur la ville de Rome.... A faire impérativement

(Translated by Google) The Italian guide is very good but the low rating depends on the scarcity of contents: inside you can visit only three bedrooms of modest interest while most of the visit takes place outdoors, in a garden that has nothing particular. The exhibition only sets up plaster casts of copies reproduced by the students of the academy. (Original) Bravissima la guida italiana ma la bassa valutazione dipende dalla scarsità dei contenuti :all'interno si visitano solo tre stanze da letto di modesto interesse mentre la maggior parte della visita si svolge all'aperto, in un giardino che non ha niente di particolare. La mostra allestisce solo gessi di copie riprodotte dagli allievi dell'accademia.

(Translated by Google) A jewel (Original) Un joyau

The building is amazing. The exhibition inside not really. I fiund it hard to believe that explanatory panelS were only in French or Italian. Really bad as most of the person people speak ENGLISH!!!!

(Translated by Google) A Caffè Colbert of amazing elegance and beauty of Rome ..... (Original) Un Caffè Colbert di strabiliante eleganza e bellezza di Roma.....

(Translated by Google) The gardens are a sight. To be visited through the guide. (Original) I giardini sono uno spettacolo. Da effettuare la visita tramite la guida.

(Translated by Google) Magic place .... (Original) Posto magico....

(Translated by Google) And simply beautiful (Original) E semplicemente stupendo

(Translated by Google) I think a place that needs to be visited is not usually included in the rome tours, but it is nice and pleasant to visit with its guide, meanwhile, the guide is included in the price of the ticket. (Original) Bence gezilmesi gereken bi yer genelde roma turlarına dahil edilmeyen ama rehberiyle gezmesi gayet güzel ve keyifli bu arada biletin fiyatının içine rehber dahil oluyo

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful Italian Renaissance villa, with its gardens inhabited by groups of sculptures, the Academy contemporary soul and Hermes to lord (Original) La villa rinascimentale più bella d'Italia, con i suoi giardini abitati da gruppi scultorei, l'anima contemporanea dell'Accademia e Ermete a farla da padrone

(Translated by Google) Wonderful (Original) Meravigliosa

Great view.