Rome has no shortage of historic palazzos where visitors can explore the city’s artistic and cultural heritage. Once the grand homes of nobility, many have been turned into museums or galleries, while others that remain private residences offer guided tours. Some have even been transformed into hotels, inviting guests to immerse themselves in Rome’s storied past while experiencing its timeless allure. To meaningfully achieve this, it is imperative that they seamlessly straddle heritage and modernity—a delicate balancing act that few manage successfully.
