Can you visit the Quirinal Palace?

The Quirinal Palace, one of the official residences of the President of the Italian Republic, is a building of great historical and artistic importance. Located in Rome, in the area of ​​the Quirinal Hill, the Palace offers visitors the opportunity to explore a unique cultural heritage through various itineraries. Here’s how to organise a visit to the Quirinale and what to expect from this interesting experience.

Artistic-Institutional Route

The artistic-institutional itinerary includes a visit to the Cortile d’Onore (Courtyard of Honour), the Ground Floor, the Piano Nobile (Main Floor) and the Imperial Apartments. This itinerary allows you to admire the splendid architecture and interior decoration of the Palace, and to explore the historic areas used for official ceremonies and state meetings. The average duration of this itinerary is approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes.

Thematic Route: Vasella, Gardens and Carriages

For those interested in specific subjects, the thematic route offers an in-depth visit to the Vasella, the Gardens and the Carriages. This itinerary allows you to discover the porcelain and silver collections, stroll through the magnificent gardens of the Quirinale and admire the historic carriages used for official ceremonies. This itinerary also has an average duration of 1 hour and 20 minutes.

Contemporary Quirinale

The itinerary called “Quirinale Contemporaneo” (‘Contemporary Quirinal’) is dedicated to the collection of contemporary works of art and design objects. Similar to the artistic-institutional itinerary, it includes the Courtyard of Honour, the Ground Floor, the Piano Nobile and the Imperial Apartments. This visit offers a modern and innovative perspective of the Quirinale, highlighting the dialogue between its historical heritage and contemporary artistic expression. The average duration of the itinerary is 1 hour and 20 minutes.

Booking and payment

The tour is free of charge, but a mandatory reservation is required at a cost of €2.50 per person. Tickets can be booked online or through the Call Centre. If you purchase tickets at the INFOPOINT, you can pay by credit card, debit card or cash.

Online booking

To book online, you need to access the official Quirinale website, select the desired route and complete the booking procedure. You can pay the €2.50 booking fee by credit card. Booking online is a convenient and excellent way to ensure your visit on the date and time you prefer.

Booking via the Call Centre

Another way to book your visit is through the Call Centre, which is available to assist you in selecting your route and booking your tickets. Again, the €2.50 booking fee can be paid by credit card.

Purchase at the INFOPOINT

Those who prefer to buy tickets independently can do so at the Quirinale INFOPOINT, paying by credit card, debit card or cash. It is advisable to arrive well in advance, especially during high season and when there are a large number of tourists.

A visit to the Quirinal Palace is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in Italian history and culture. The various tour itineraries offer experiences to suit every type of interest, from historical and institutional art to contemporary collections. Booking is simple and accessible, allowing everyone the chance to explore one of the most important symbols of the Italian Republic.

Article translated by Jasmina Towers

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