Quirinale Palace
The Palace of the Italian President opens its doors to everyone
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You are on the Quirinale Hill
In the heart of Rome
Quirinale Palace
The home of all Italians
Start your visit
Stanley Tucci and Greta Scacchi guide you through the most beautiful halls
"The Quirinale is an active, living palace in our democracy, playing a vital role in the history of the nation, today and in the past, and as such fully deserves its title as the Home of All Italians".Sergio Mattarella, President of the Italian Republic
Explore the Quirinale
The Palace across the centuries
The President's office
The presidential rooms
The guards of honor
The Cuirassiers work for the President's safety
Viva l'Italia!
Learn about the symbols that represent the country
The flag of the Republic shall be the Italian tricolor of three green, white and red vertical bands
of equal size.Article 12 of the Constitution of the Italian Republic
April 25th, 2020: Liberation Day
Frecce Tricolori fly over the Quirinale
Where the public life takes place
Discover the representation halls and places of the Palace
A Triumphant Flight
The painting celebrates the aviatory endeavour of World War I, on 9th August 1918
The Feeling of Flying
The paiting portrais vividly the perspective of the aircrafts diving onto the city.
Symbols of the Country
On this celebratory occasion, eight aircrafts dropped tricolor leaflets on the Austrian capital
Unexpected Quirinale
Discover lesser-known gems of the Palace
13 Fun Facts About the Quirinale Palace
Who's hiding here in the Room of the Loggias?
Clue: His uniform is very colorful
A Swiss Guard
Decoration of the Room of the Loggias (Annibale Angelini)
Look at the sky
Discover the Quirinale Palace staring upwards
Step into the halls
Take a tour in 360° among ancient and contemporary masterpieces
The papacy bequest
Originally the Palace was a Renaissance residence of the pope
Quirinale hill surroundings
Discover the everyday life around the Palace in the 18th century
A disregarded arrival
During French occupation, Napoleon was expected at Quirinale
From papacy to royalty
At the end of the 19th century
Difference is in the Details
The royals had a custom tea set for travelling
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The Palazzo del Qurinale is the seat of the Presidency of the Republic. A historic building in the center of Rome that preserves traces of the history of Italy, together with incredible collections and extraordinary artisan excellence.
Discover the collectionContemporary Quirinale
How the collection grew recently with new acquisitions of artworks and design pieces
The collection is enriched by over 100 artworks and 100 design piecesSee the full Contemporary Quirinale collection
Quirinale's treasures
The Palace is committed to safeguard its heritage and preservation skills
Zoom into the artworks
Discover the details of ancient and contemporary artworks
Take a tour in 360°
Explore ancient and contemporary masterpieces
Flowers and Fruits
The decorated basket is full with beautiful flowers and fresh lemons
A Feathered Crown
Elements of African and Southern American traditions join into an artistic new world
A Lively Fauna
A colorful phaesant is flying towards the forest
A Lush Nature
In the background a palm tree is wrapped into a vine shoot
Enter the Palace
Discover the collections inside Quirinale
The historical collections
For centuries the Palace has been a place of art
Have you ever been to Quirinale?
Take a tour with a special guest
What function did the Quirinale gardens have in the past?
Clue: it was a charitable endeavour
Vegetable Garden
View of the Torrino of the Quirinale from the gardens
Green Quirinale
The presidential residencies range from elegant gardens to wild reserves
Step Outside the Palace
Take a tour in the monumental garden
Step into the garden paths
360° among ancient and contemporary masterpieces
A stone's throw from Rome
Wildlife preserved at Castelporziano Presidential Residency
Castelporziano through time
Walk into the Estate to discover centuries of history
Take a tour in the gardens and the forest
Discover Castelporziano's nature
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