Senatorial Palace

The building is a stunning example of Renaissance architecture, designed by Michelangelo, with an impressive facade and grand staircase.

It's one of the oldest town halls globally, rich in history, housing ancient Roman structures and being the seat of Roman municipal government since the 12th century.

At the right time, visitors can go to the top for beautiful views overlooking the city of Rome, including the seven famous hills.

It forms a harmonious ensemble within the Piazza del Campidoglio, blending with the surrounding architecture and historical vibe.

The building uniquely serves as both an administrative center and an archaeological site, with ancient Roman records office beneath.