The "Luxury Vittoriano" apartment is one of the very few homes in the world overlooking the Altar of the Fatherland, where you can witness various state ceremonies in real time, including the spectacular flyover of the Frecce Tricolori. It's a bright apartment on the fourth floor of an old building whose windows have witnessed history, watching and listening to Benito Mussolini declare Italy's entry into the war from the balcony of Palazzo Venezia, or watching Napoleon's mother look out from the balcony of her home in Palazzo Buonaparte on the corner of Via del Corso.

The apartment has been completely renovated and is clad in handcrafted white wood paneling and capitals. At night, the ceiling, made of dozens of square coffers, is visible from every point in Piazza Venezia and illuminates the elegant herringbone parquet floor.

Well-known figures from the world of entertainment and international politics have stayed and continue to stay in this suite.