Finally after living in Rome for over 20 years I have been able to see inside the Farnese Palace thanks to you. The courtyard is amazing and I never new about the creation of the Via Dei Baullari. Thanks for the tidbit.

Wonderful, as usual!

Grazie! Barry and I were staying at a wonderful (though up 77 steps) apartment with a roof terrace that looked out onto the Piazza Farnese in September of 2015. Our first nights there we didn't know why there were lines of people day and night waiting to go into the Palazzo. Each night when we watched the lines we wondered but were too tired from the day of experiencing Roma to go down to find out. Darn! We later learned that the restoration of the Caracci Galleria had been completed and the Palazzo was open with no entrance fee, no reservations required. Sigh.

MAGNIFICENT! It makes me want to tag along with you on all of your tours!

Planning 50th wedding anniversary trip to Europe, last stop 8 days at the Hotel Residenza in Farnese. Thank you for the encouragement (Jan. 2021). It's the dream of planning that I enjoy 'almost' as much as the trip. Sad that we won't get to Rome until Oct. 11th.

i love you videos.. I really do! do you happen to organize guided tours in rome? :)

definitely one of the most beautiful palazzo in rome..unfortunately it still houses the french embassy (and if I am not wrong they pay 1euro/per year )

Tosca

very inaccurate info. But thanks for the visual

One of the most beautiful palaces in Rome...as embassy of France France would never let the embassy of italy to stay in a palace like this...( maybe because France has not PALACES as beautiful as this palace is😁😁😁💪) Another example: one of the most important and Ancient square of Rome...named PIAZZA DI SPAGNA 😱🤣🤣🤣SPAIN SQUARE THE REASON IS THAT EVERY PLACE IN ROME IS A PIECE OF ART...BUT...God...we as italians have not the right pride Abroad the most important places would never be called ITALY'S SQUARE OR EMBASSY OF ITALY...NEVER ITALY IS SO GENEROUS