Caetani Palace, also known as Mattei Caetani Palace is a historic building located in Rome, on Via delle Botteghe Oscure, in the Sant'Angelo district. It is part of the complex of noble residences known as Insula Mattei. Built between 1545 and 1564 at the behest of Alessandro Mattei, the palace acquired its current name in 1776 when it was purchased by the Caetani family.
Architecture:
The building is a remarkable example of Renaissance Roman architecture. Its facade features artistic details and an elegant design, reflecting the style of the era in which it was built. The palace is an integral part of the Insula Mattei, a complex of noble buildings located nearby.
History:
Caetani Palace has a rich and diverse history. Commissioned by Alessandro Mattei in the 16th century, it went through various phases and changes of ownership. In 1776, the Caetani family acquired the palace, giving it its current name. Over the centuries, it has housed various institutions and organizations, including currently the Embassy of Brazil to the Holy See and various cultural foundations.
Present Day:
Today, Caetani Palace is a venue of great cultural and diplomatic importance. In addition to the Embassy of Brazil, it houses the Camillo Caetani Foundation, some offices of the Roffredo Caetani Foundation, and the FAI Delegation of Rome.
Note: Visits may be limited to certain areas or require reservations, depending on ongoing activities in the building.
Caetani Palace - Mattei Caetani Palace
Address: Via delle Botteghe Oscure, 32, 00186 Roma Italia
Phone: 0668803231
Site:
http://www.fondazionecamillocaetani.it/attivita/il-palazzo/Location inserted by
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