The Grand Pantheum Suite

If you are a fan of beer, this is the perfect way to get to know the best Italian breweries and their products, with their merits and particularities, through an exploration of their geographical origin.

Tasting, as you may know, is not only about taste, just like listening is not only about sound. It is a real sensual and sensory experience that involves all the senses, even the sixth. An exciting journey in one of the most famous restaurants in the world led by culinary experts who know the raw materials they choose just like a scientist would, but who are also acutely aware of the human soul and the emotional functioning of human beings, and are capable of uniting the knowledge of the latter and the former in what industry insiders call neuro-enogastronomy.

You are not dreaming. You can go grocery shopping at Eataly’s minimal contemporary market with the proclaimed 2018 Female Chef, in one of the city’s most characteristic local markets - a true gastronomic center for food excellences. You will choose between three seasonal menus, based on meat, fish or vegetables, and then follow all the preparations in the kitchen. Together, you will select the necessary ingredients to cook your menu. Cristina will be your gastronomic guide and accompany you each step of the cooking process at home. This is a truly memorable experience which will be hard to wash out: dish-washing is not included in the service!

As if in a movie, go back through the centuries to travel one of the most ancient streets in the world to collect fruits along the way. We will bring our travelers along the Appia Antica, the ancient route that connected the Empire’s capital to the far South. An immersive experience between noble villas, military camps, tombs and mausoleums only a few kilometers from the city center. Raise your eyes to admire the typical Roman pines that line the ancient road, which for seven months each year offer us their fragrant fruit. On this path you will learn about the wonders of the past, make friends with the Roman pine tree and gather the main ingredient of one of the greatest sauces in Italian cuisine: pesto.

The New York Times listed it in its famous 36 Hours column as one of the city’s must-see sites. The Museo Nazionale Romano was born in 1889 at the Baths of Diocletian, and has since expanded into four locations: the Baths, Palazzo Massimo, Palazzo Altemps and the Balbi Crypt. The Baths are the largest Roman thermal bath complex. Today this ancient place of wellbeing displays archaeological artifacts and holds the Museum of Roman Written Communication, the Museum of Protohistory of the Latin People and the Digital Museum of the Villa Livia. This is also the place where Michelangelo created the Basilica of St. Mary of the Angels and the Martyrs. Palazzo Altemps, on the other hand, houses the largest Roman aristocratic collections. At Palazzo Massimo, a late 19th-century neo-renaissance building originally built to host the Jesuit Order, you will discover one of the most important collections of classical art in the world. Finally, the Balbi Crypt is a treasure trove of sculptures, frescoes, mosaics, numismatics and artifacts that tell the history, myths and daily life of the time that was.

Taste the most important Italian champagnes and numerous local delicacies in a suggestive and exciting setting. A sensory experience immersed in works of art hosted by the futuristic Howtan Space gallery that for the occasion will remain closed to the public. Enjoy the Hlab lounge bar, stocked with a collection of bottles that Dom Pérignon dedicated to Andy Warhol and which were also exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, and the thrill of this unrepeatable moment.

The grandeur of the cathedral, the cupola and the square with its colonnade: a crossroads where the skill of the greatest artists in history meets to give life to one of the most incredible feats of architecture. Photos, videos, postcards and films all reproduce what is perhaps the most important and well-known holy building in the world. The first stone was set by Emperor Constantine, who placed it on the ground where the apostle Peter first stood. Over the centuries the structure was changed by the hands of the greatest artists of all time. From Bramante, Raffaello and Michelangelo to Della Porta, Fontana and Maderno, before its consecration in 1626. On the inside it conceals Michelangelo’s timeless Pieta’ and Bernini’s bronze Baldachin. Then, let your guide lead you to the base of the obelisk set in the center of the square and prepare to be amazed by the colonnade and the ingenious illusion of perspective it affords.

Would you like to be chauffeured easily and comfortably from the airport to your Grand home? We will send a premium or luxury car according to your preference and to the number of guests arriving, and the chauffeur will take you directly to your home. 

The first stone of one of Rome’s most famous neighbourhoods - Garbatella, or as it is affectionately called "La Rossa" - was placed by King Vittorio Emanuele III in the 1920s. The area soon became populated by people displaced from the medieval quarters of the city, who had been evicted from the center to allow for the construction of Via dei Fori Imperiali. Garbatella, which today still retains its popular character, is located near Tor Marancia, another popular neighbourhood that in recent years has undergone surprising development thanks to the extraordinary works of street art by artists from all over the world. In the midst of this open-air contemporary art gallery you will find typical restaurants, local delicacies and extraordinarily picturesque corners of the less beaten track in this multifaceted city.