Residenza Horti Luculliani

The Residence Horti Luculliani takes its name from the magnificent views on the Gardens of Lucullus, originally belonging to the aristocrat and general of fine taste, who once owned the areas which are nowadays occupied by Trinità dei Monti and Villa Medic. Two of the three suites feature large terraces providing a full view of Via del Corso, extending from the Victorian Obelisk to Piazza del Popolo. Whilst, the entire façade of the third suite faces the Pincio hill, from which it is possible to admire the beautiful views on Villa Medici. The house almost resembles a hanging garden, and is adorned with decorations by the 16th century Flemish painter Joris Hoefnagel, who has a passion for botany and entomology. The apartment is on the fourth floor of the building and, even if it does not have an elevator, will be guaranteed on time the luggage transport service.