RIONE PIGNA

Our late 19th century palazzo is nestled between piazza Venezia and piazza Navona, looking over Chiesa de’ Gesù, a monumental 16th century church, and the ancient site of Largo di Torre Argentina, the very spot where conspiring senators assassinated Julius Caesar in 44 b.C.

Our neighborhood called Pigna is right at the heart of the Centro Storico and despite being one of the smallest neighborhood, it offers an extraordinarily rich concentration of historic sites, and not only - just by walking around one comes across a plethora of noble palaces, churches, and places of great architectural interest. Our street Corso Vittorio Emanuele has a vital part in the city’s daily life. This is where Romans walk to work, stop for an espresso, talk about daily life over a quick plate of pasta. Some of the world’s most monumental landmarks are steps away - but so is everything else.