Rome, Via Vittorio Veneto

The asset overlooks Via Veneto, a symbol of Fellini’s La Dolce vita and one of Rome’s most elegant streets.
Design and built by renowed architect and urban planner Marcello Piacentini, the property extends to an entire block and comprises three historical buildings built between 1926 and 1937 and connected during the 1950s. The main unit and the jewel in the crown of the project is Palazzo BNL, is an outstanding example of itlay’s 1930s modernist architecture.
The property with over 26.700 sqm will became a luxury hotel with over 150 rooms.