Palazzo Brancaccio
Palazzo Brancaccio is a palace built in 1880 in the centre of Rome, between the Colosseum and the basilicas of San Giovanni and Santa Maria Maggiore.
- Up to 240 guests
Villa Clara is a 1920s villa in Rome's Parioli district, near Villa Borghese, with four suites designed by Jacques Garcia. It is made for small weddings, engagement parties and elopements, with dinner in the dining room or under the stars on a roof terrace. The venue can accommodate up to 30 guests for your wedding celebration.
The engineer Adolfo Sebastiani, who developed the Quartiere Sebastiani in the 1910s, conceived Villa Clara as the grandest of his projects. The architect Arnoldo Foschini finished it in 1929 as a Liberty-style building influenced by Greco-Roman design, set in a classical Italian garden. A noble family lived there for decades.
The villa has since been renovated with Art Deco interiors. More than 1,000 square metres of marble and semiprecious stone surfaces sit behind the historic facade, including amethyst wall panels, and the rooms hold a large collection of Greek and Roman antiques, Asian objets d'art and period furniture. The four suites were each designed by Jacques Garcia, with rich fabrics, marble bathrooms and pieces by Lalique and Baccarat.
Enquire about Villa Clara →Small ones: intimate weddings, engagement parties and elopements.
On Via Saverio Mercadante in the Parioli district, close to Villa Borghese and within walking distance of many of Rome's landmarks.
Yes. The roof terrace has 360-degree views and can host dinner under the stars or a cocktail party.
Four, each designed by the decorator Jacques Garcia.
There is a hammam in the wellness area, an indoor pool and a jacuzzi on the roof terrace.
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