Villa Giulia Etruscan Museum with a private guide
Villa Giulia Etruscan Museum in Rome with Private Guide
A very interesting guided tour of the most important Etruscan Museum in Italy: the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia in Rome.
Villa Giulia, now, is the most important museum of Etruscan civilization and includes not only some of the most important creations of this civilization, but also greek products of the highest standard, converged in an area that was, between VIII and V centuries BC an extraordinary meeting place for different people.
PRIVATE TOUR: National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia
DURATION: 2 hours and 30 minutes
LANGUAGE: English. The tour is also available in all major foreign languages.
STARTING TIME: 08:30 am – 04:30 pm
Price includes: private guide service and priority access without queue. For groups larger than 10 people, they are provided earphones to hear more easily the explanation of the guide
ITINERARY
The tour includes a guided tour of all the rooms open of the museum with particular regard to the most important works. The tour also includes a guided tour of the exterior of Villa Giulia. Built by Pope Julius III during the years of his pontificate, between 1550 and 1555, it is a splendid example of Renaissance villa, built as a suburban villa, like other complex of sixteenth century Rome and its neighborhoods. As in the villas of antiquity a residential building, relatively small, it was inseparable from the garden: a garden architectonically built, with scenic terraces connected by stairways, nymphs and fountains adorned with sculptures.
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