A Wanderer’s Dream
The name of the city Venezia (Venice in Italian) comes from a province of the Roman empire, called Venetia. According to Francesco Sansovino, the author of the first full-scale printed guidebook to Venice, published in 1581, the name derives from the Latin phrase Veni etiam, meaning a place where you can come back again and again and each time see new and beautiful things.
Explore Galleria Borghese in Rome
Discover more about Galleria Borghese, an elegant place houses the works of the best Italian artists such as Gian Lorenzo Bernini, Antonio Canova, Bronzino, Caravaggio, Raffaello and many other. If you want to experience the immense beauty of art you can't miss it.
Introducing Cardinale, the legendary cocktail from La Dolce Vita
While La Dolce Vita reigned, barman at Excelsior Hotel created the Cardinale Cocktail in 1950. A Cardinal suggested the recipe to his bartender, and the idea was a success with the other clients too, so the bartender christened the cocktail with the name “Cardinale”.
"Cene in un altro mondo": a starry dinner at Sheraton Parco de' Medici
Immersed in greenery, inviting with a magical atmosphere. The Golf Club is the beautiful backdrop of the review of Michelin-starred dinners entitled "Dinners in another world",
The St. Regis Rome
Built in 1894, it's a timeless haven of renewed charm. Precious, sumptuous interiors, exceptionally chic, uncompromising bespoke service.
Sheraton Parco De' Medici Rome
Surrounded by a 27-hole golf course, this country-style hotel is near the new Trade Fair and only a short ride to Rome and the airport.
The Westin Excelsior Rome
Since 1906, The Westin Excelsior, Rome has hosted celebrities, statesmen, and artists visiting the Eternal City. The hotel, which was named to Condé Nast Traveler’s Gold List, enjoys a prime location in the celebrated Via Veneto district.
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