Villa Clara
Villa Clara is a 1920s villa in Rome's Parioli district, near Villa Borghese, with four suites designed by Jacques Garcia.
- Up to 30 guests
- 4 suites
Terrazza Caffarelli is a terrace of about 900 square metres on the Capitoline Hill, beside the Capitoline Museums, with a view from the Altare della Patria to the dome of St Peter's. About 300 square metres sit under a roof that is opened in summer and heated in winter. The venue can accommodate up to 300 guests for your wedding celebration.
Terrazza Caffarelli is part of the palace that houses the Capitoline Museums, on the Campidoglio in the middle of Rome. The terrace is quiet, away from the traffic, and looks out over the city from the Altare della Patria to the dome of St Peter's. It connects directly to the museums' cafe.
The terrace covers about 900 square metres. Roughly 300 of them sit under a covered structure, which opens in summer and closes and heats in winter, so a celebration works in any season. The covered part seats more than 300, and the open terrace, laid out with sofas and seating, holds as many again. The layout can be changed to suit the evening, and a tent next to the terrace is set aside for the kitchen.
Enquire about Terrazza Caffarelli →Yes. The covered structure closes and is heated, so the terrace is used all year.
The covered part seats more than 300, and the open terrace holds as many again.
Le Voilà Banqueting, whose chefs and event managers also run the terrace.
Yes. On request, the Capitoline Museums can be opened for a private visit.
At Piazzale Caffarelli 4, on the Capitoline Hill next to the Capitoline Museums.
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