If you are planning a visit to Palazzo Barberini, you are probably wondering where it is located and how to get there most conveniently.
The home (along with Galleria Corsini, located elsewhere, however) of the National Galleries of Ancient Art, they are located near Piazza Barberini, a short walk from Via Veneto and the metro stop.
In this guide you will find all the information you need to easily reach the museum, whether you want to move around on foot, by public transportation or by car.
Do you also want to know how to buy tickets? Find out all the information about prices and reservations here!

Palazzo Barberini Tickets
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Where to find Palazzo Barberini
Palazzo Barberini is on Via delle Quattro Fontane, 13, in the heart of the city, just minutes from Piazza Barberini and the Trevi Fountain.
In the next paragraphs you will find all the ways to reach it, whether you are coming from Termini Station, the historic center or other parts of the city.
How to get to Palazzo Barberini
Reaching Palazzo Barberini is easy, thanks to its central location and well connected by public transportation.
By subway
The fastest way is by subway, via Line A, Barberini stop.
Once you exit the station, Palazzo Barberini is only a 3-minute walk away.
Please note: Currently, the Barberini stop may be subject to temporary closures for maintenance. In this case, you can get off at the Spagna stop and walk for about 10 minutes.
By bus
Several bus lines stop near the museum. The main ones are:
53 – 61 – 62 – 63 – 80 – 81 – 83 – 160 – 492 – 590
The most convenient stop is Piazza Barberini, a short walk from the entrance.
Walking
If you are already in the center of Rome, you can get to Palazzo Barberini with a short walk:
- From the Trevi Fountain: about a 7-minute walk.
- From the Spanish Steps: about a 10-minute walk.
- From Termini Station: about 15 minutes on foot.
Tip: If you love walking and want to enjoy the city, the route from Termini to Palazzo Barberini goes through Via Nazionale and some of Rome’s most characteristic streets.
By car
If you are traveling by car, consider that Palazzo Barberini is located in a ZTL (Limited Traffic Zone). This means that you cannot enter by car during ZTL activation hours (usually from 6:30 am to 6:00 pm on weekdays and from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm on Saturdays).
Where to park?
If you do not have a ZTL permit, you can leave your car in the nearest paid parking lots:
- Ludovisi Parking (Via Ludovisi, 60) – about a 10-minute walk away.
- Parking Villa Borghese – with pedestrian access near the Spanish Steps.

Palazzo Barberini tickets
Buy now. Choose your preferred time. Places for Palazzo Barberini are limited: don’t miss the masterpieces of Caravaggio, Raphael and Pietro da Cortona.
You can cancel for free up to the day before your visit.
How to reach Palazzo Barberini for people with disabilities
The museum is accessibleand offers services for those with mobility impairments. Here are the best transportation options for reaching it without obstacles.
By subway: the Barberini stop (Line A) is not accessible due to the lack of working elevators.
Recommended alternative:
- Get off at Spagna (Line A), which is accessible, and take a cab or a platform bus (e.g., line 61 or 62).
By bus: lines 80, 492 and 590 have accessible vehicles with platforms. Get off at the Piazza Barberini stop, a few meters from the entrance.
By car:
- Disabled parking is available in the immediate vicinity of the museum.
- ZTL Zone: People with disabilities can apply for a temporary permit to access by car by contacting the City of Rome.
Want to know more about the accessibility of Palazzo Barberini? In our dedicated article we have collected useful details you need to know about it.
Conclusion
You now have all the information you need to get to Palazzo Barberini without stress. Whether you want to get there by subway, bus, car, or on foot, you have several options to choose from, depending on where you are and how you prefer to get around.
If you are in the city center, Palazzo Barberini is a short walk from Piazza Barberini and well connected by Metro A and numerous buses.
Whatever your plan, now all you have to do is book your ticket and enjoy your visit! Purchase it here and skip the line!




