Palazzo Barberini： Rome’s National Gallery of Baroque Art

Palazzo Barberini is one of Rome’s most important art museums — and one of its most overlooked palaces.

Home to masterpieces by Caravaggio, Raphael, Bernini, and Pietro da Cortona, this former noble residence is now Rome’s National Gallery of Baroque Art. In this video, we walk through the palace interiors, explore the art collection, and explain why Palazzo Barberini matters in the history of Roman art and architecture.

From grand staircases to frescoed ceilings, this palace shows how Baroque art was meant to be experienced — inside the homes of power.

If you’re planning a trip to Rome or want to understand the city beyond its most famous landmarks, Palazzo Barberini is a stop worth slowing down for.

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