Entrance
This was my second time in Villa Borghese and I was amazed again! Not to forget Caravaggios & Berninis in the museum. Normally you need to reserve a slot before you go, it seemed fully booked on the internet however we tried our chance and took the place of some people who did not come. Every room of this museum is worth to see… Not only the collection but the museum itself has many wonderful ceiling paintings!.
Camillus, Allegory of Glory – Mariano Ross, 1775–1779
Apollo and Daphne – Bernini, 1622–1625 
Apollo and Daphne – Pietro Angeletti, 1780-1785
Paolina Borghese Bonaparte as Venus Victrix – Antonio Canova, 1805–08
David with the Head of Goliath – Caravaggio, 1610 
David with the Head of Goliath – Caracciolo Giovanni Battista called Battistello, 1612 
Madonna and Child with St. Anne (de Palafrenieri) – Caravaggio, 1606 
John the Baptist – Caravaggio, 1598 
Boy with a Basket of Fruit – Caravaggio, 1593
Aeneas, Anchises and Ascanius Fleeing Troy – Bernini , 1618-1619 
Aeneas, Anchises and Ascanius Fleeing Troy – Bernini , 1618-1619
The Rape of Proserpina – Bernini, 1621–1622 
The Rape of Proserpina – Bernini, 1621–1622 
The Rape of Proserpina – Bernini, 1621–1622
Truth unveiled by time – Lorenzo Bernini, 1652 
Dancing Satyr – A follower of Lysippus
Fighting Satryr – A follower of Lysippus, 120-140 A.D. 
Allegoria dell’Aurora – Domenico Corvi, 1782
Allegory Discovery of America – Jacopo Zucchi, 1585 
Allegoria di Flora – Domenico De Angelis, 1775/76 
Amor and Psyche – Jacopo Zucchi, 1589
Susanna and the Elders – Gerrit Van Honthorst, 1620–1640 
The Last Supper – Bassano (Jacopo dal Ponte), 1547-48 
Story of Gualtiero, Count of Angers – Giuseppe Cades, 1750-1799 
Jupiter as a satyr approaching the nymph Calliope – Bénigne Gagneraux, 1787
