MAP OF THE VILLA
Between Architecture and Harmony
The Villa, consisting of a central block with a five-arched loggia onto which two side wings open, is spread over six levels: basement, ground floor, mezzanine, first floor, second mezzanine and belvedere.
A double order of Doric pilasters marks the external walls, topped by a cornice with cherubs and festoons. What characterises the construction and decoration of the Villa Farnesina is the close link between the Italian garden and the villa, as if each were the ideal continuation of the other.
Originally, access was through the Loggia of Love and Psyche on the north side, while the current public entrance is on the rear façade on the south side.
Villa Farnesina
Ground Floor
An introductory tour that winds through the most representative rooms: the ticket office, the entrance hall, the frescoed loggias (Loggia of Cupid and Psyche, Loggia of Galatea), the Frieze Room, and the spaces that interact directly with the garden.
Discover the history, decorations and details that welcome visitors from the ground floor onwards.
Second Floor
Here, you climb the stairs to more private rooms that are equally rich in history and beauty: the Sala delle Prospettive (Hall of Perspectives), the Sala delle Nozze (Wedding Hall), views of the garden, decorative finishes and private rooms.
A leap into the artistic and architectural heart of the Villa, where myth, painting and nature interact through frescoes and views.
