Bernini e i Barberini (Palazzo Barberini, Rome; until 14 June 2026)
Set in the quiet environs of the Quirinal, beyond the tourist crowds of nearby Trevi, the Palazzo Barberini has stood for four centuries as an embodiment of the baroque – less for its style than for the cut-throat story it tells about life as a 17th-century artist in Rome. This expansive building – at once both urban palazzo and suburban villa – bears the imprint of three of the period’s foremost craftsmen: Carlo Maderno, Francesco Borromini and Gian Lorenzo Bernini.
