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Discover how Rome’s noble families still live today in the Eternal City.
A handful of historic palaces in Rome remain privately inhabited, their rooms and ceilings adorned with prestigious Renaissance frescoes, while the walls display priceless masterpieces by Caravaggio, Raphael, Tintoretto, Carracci, and many others.
Among the most renowned are the Doria Pamphilj and Colonna collections, both housed within their respective family palaces. Here, the original owners still reside, and visitors may access extraordinary private rooms that are occasionally opened for guided or public visits—offering a rare glimpse into Rome’s aristocratic heritage.
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