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PALAZZO TALÌA

Where every design detail is a memory

THE PALAZZO
A HISTORY IN THE HEART OF ROME

This was once the dwelling place of Thalia, the muse of comedy – light, elegant, ironic, graceful.

Today she has come back to put the art of hospitality on stage where Rome is at its most authentic, poised between Baroque splendor and the common people’s spirit. And she promises the magic of a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

ACCOMMODATIONS
ROOMS & SUITES

All furnishings were made to measure for Palazzo Talìa and are in easy dialogue with Italy’s time-honored design tradition. The décor brings together the ancient marbles and statues of the Collegio with contemporary finishes, the finest materials and the best Italian craftsmanship.

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DRINK & DINE
CHEF MARCO COPPOLA

The well know Italian cuisine will be served in an elegant, refined but yet informal background. Each recipe is expertly created by Chef Marco Coppola, blending flavours with memories for a cosmopolitan culinary experience of the Roman Dolce Vita

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WELLNESS
HAMMAM & MASSAGES

At the heart of the Palazzo next to Aqua Virgo, surrounded by ancient stone underneath barrel vaults is our most secret place, tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Our Wellness Centre features an iconic 33 sqm heated relaxation swimming pool, a sauna, a Turkish Bath, a fitness room and two treatment rooms where guests can lose themselves, relax, and find themselves again. Our expert masseurs are available to suggest you the best treatment.

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DESTINATION
ROME´S BAROQUE HEART

Just step out of Palazzo Talìa and you’ll be dazzled by the breathtaking splendor of Rome’s city center.

From narrow medieval streets to the magnificence of Baroque squares, everything is just a stone’s throw away. All you need is a desire to explore to have the most exclusive shopping, art galleries and traditional craft shops at your fingertips.

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PIAZZA DI SPAGNA
Distance from Palazzo Talìa: 450 m

The triumph of Baroque urban scenery. The dramatic staircase that opens up like a butterfly from the church of Trinità dei Monti to via Condotti, the fountain built by both Berninis – father and son – the column of the Immaculate Conception, palaces and boutiques from leading international brands – everything is dazzling. Plus a few lesser-known gems, like the Keats-Shelley Memorial House and Babington’s tea room, open since the late 1800s.

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VILLA BORGHESE
Distance from Palazzo Talìa: 1,4 km

Once known as the gardens of Lucullus, the site became the property of the Borghese family in the 16th century. Bernini’s patron Cardinal Scipione turned it into a garden of delights. A beautiful urban park, it provides a green haven in the heart of Rome amid statues and maritime pine trees, green lawns and Italian gardens. Among the many wonders is Galleria Borghese, a fascinating museum with works by Caravaggio, Raphael, Canova and Bernini.

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Trevi Fountain / Acqua Virgo
Distance from Palazzo Talìa: 400 m

Built in 1731 for Pope Clement XII, it’s one of the symbols of Rome. Its ancient history is connected to the Aqueduct of the Aqua Virgo. Commissioned by Augustus, it’s still functioning and still runs through Palazzo Talìa today. Set against the backdrop of Palazzo Poli, the theme of the imposing fountain complex is the sea. The statue of Oceanus towers above rocks, animals and water deities. Its fame is also connected to the most famous scene in the film La dolce vita by Fellini, where Anita Ekberg and Marcello Mastroianni wade into the fountain. Tradition has it that if you throw a coin into the fountain, you will surely return to Rome.

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