Almost an hidden gem! Great location, an incredible garden. We saw an interesting exhibition by a French artist, Annette Messagger. There is a good restaurant inside the villa, with hot and cold dishes. The garden is a must visit.

This is a nice looking 16th century villa, located in the Pincio gardens, overlooking Spagna square. Unfortunately, there were no guided tours available in the villa during our visit, so we ended up appreciating it from its lovely gardens.

Only one english guided tour per day- at 12.00! So be careful :) Also limited amount of people per one tour. I do not want to say this place has nothing to offer but for me it was not that interesting. We have seen some...More

wonderful place, gardens, house, collections, views from the terrasse, you won't regret the guided tour

Wonderful villa purchased by Napoleon in 1801 and which became the Académie de France in 1803. Highly prized art scholarships are given to 15-17 international students per year, to develop their art over there. How lucky they are ! The place is a haven of...More

Tours every couple of hours - have to take a tour to get on the grounds. Offered in various languages so check the time (English was at noon, French at 10 am) You can see the fountain from Respighi's Fountains of Rome out front for...More

You have to be on a tour which you book at the location There's only one English speaking tour at 12 noon and that's it Lots of French speaking tours thought Oh by the way there's a maximum of 25 people per yout

Great tour guide, very accurate! Even though we read some bad reviews in here we decided to give it a shot, what a luck! We earned a glimpse of Italian Renaissance culture, intimate tour max 25 ppl, good for architecture lovers. Only for 6 euro...More

Arrived at Villa Medici to be told rudely by the receptionist that there was only a French tour left for the day. She would not tell us when the English tour was the next day. She told us that there were some rooms that can...More

It looks great inside, sure and all that. However, it is almost impossible to find the entrance - you have to go through some French Consulate. I asked the staff inside how I can get inside, and she apathetically told me that 'the next tour...More