Gallery Doria Pamfilij is one of the world’s major private collections. It was started in the 17^th century by Pope Innocent X Pamphilj, continued by his descendants.

When the Pamphilj line died, it was inherited by the Doria family. he collections of the Gallery were accumulated by Camillo, nephew of Pope Innocent X and, like the entire palace, with the extinction of the Pamphili it passed on to Doria Pamphili, who arrived in Rome from Genoa in 1760.

It is housed in a grandiose Rococo mansion, Palazzo Doria, with a Renaissance courtyard.

Most of the works are still hanging in the places selected by the original collectors; many are famous masterpieces. Among the Italians: Titian, Tintoretto, Correggio, Raphael, Caravaggio, Carracci… Among the foreign masters, the most important are Velazquez, Rubens, Claude Lorrain, Velvet Breughel and many other important artists of their era.

And not only that, inside you can admire marble bust of Innocent X made by Algardi and Gian Lorenzo Bernini.

Check also Borghese Gallery e Capitoline Museums  and group version of this tours.