The First Roma Arte
Campo Marzio, Municipio I, Rome
“Contemporary art palazzo”
Vibe
Original contemporary sculptures and paintings line the corridors, giving this nineteenth-century palazzo the intimate atmosphere of a private collector's residence.
“Contemporary art palazzo”
Studio Marincola interiors showcasing over two hundred original contemporary artworks across twenty-nine guest rooms.
Dedicated round-the-clock host service, deep marble soaking tubs, and two-Michelin-starred dining on site.
A restored nineteenth-century aristocratic townhouse tucked into Campo Marzio near Piazza del Popolo.
In Campo Marzio, tucked off Via del Corso between Piazza del Popolo and the Spanish Steps
Rooms
Suites pair natural oak boiserie and blue velvet seating with Emperador marble bathrooms featuring deep soaking tubs and curated art monographs.
Backstory
Architect Antonio Marincola transformed an aristocratic townhouse into a functioning gallery where more than two hundred contemporary Italian artworks are available to buy.
Eat & drink
Two-Michelin-starred Acquolina serves inventive Mediterranean seafood downstairs, while cocktails and breakfast are poured on the panoramic Acquaroof terrace above.
The neighborhood
Hidden along quiet Via del Vantaggio in Campo Marzio, you are minutes on foot from Piazza del Popolo and the Spanish Steps.
The app
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