The tour of Villa Farnesina winds through loggias, halls and rooms that house some of the most famous frescoes of the Renaissance. Each space tells a story, intertwining art, myth and daily life at the court of Agostino Chigi.

From the Loggia of Cupid and Psyche, a masterpiece by Raphael and his workshop, to the Loggia of Galatea, passing through the refined decorations of the Sala del Fregio and the illusionistic perspectives of Baldassarre Peruzzi, each stage offers a unique experience of immersion in the culture of the 16th century.

The tour continues on the first floor, with the Sala delle Prospettive and the Sala delle Nozze, before revealing more intimate and lesser-known rooms such as the Saletta Pompeiana and the Galleria delle Grottesche. The visit ends outdoors, in the Villa’s gardens, designed as a natural continuation of the interiors and guardians of historical and botanical memories.