Palazzo Marina, Naval palace in Flaminio district, Rome, Italy
Description
Palazzo Marina is an eclectic palace in the Flaminio district that serves as the official headquarters of the Italian Navy. The building features multiple courtyards, gardens, and a striking central staircase designed to resemble a monumental architectural element.
History
Architect Giulio Magni completed this building in 1928, blending Art Nouveau with Roman architectural traditions from the 17th century. It was designed as an administrative center for the Navy and became an important location in Italian naval history.
Culture
The name reflects its role as the headquarters of the Italian Navy. Inside, decorations with nautical motifs adorn the rooms and recall the connection to the sea.
Practical
The palace is typically open to the public on select occasions, and visitors should check in advance or inquire at the entrance for current access information. The complex is spacious, so plan enough time to explore the courtyards and interior spaces comfortably.
Did you know?
At the triple entrance facade, two giant anchors from the Austrian battleships Viribus Unitis and Tegetthoff stand as war trophies from World War I. These massive metal pieces form an unusual war memorial in an urban setting and mark an important moment in European history.
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