Bernini meeting room

A hidden treasure

What is now the Palazzo Ripettaʼs Salone Bernini was once the church of the Conservatorio, a majestic, breathtaking 18th-century hall. The church was consecrated in 1728 by Pope Benedict XIII based on a design by Marquis Gerolamo Theodoli, a versatile artist and member of the prestigious Accademia di San Luca.

A hidden treasure, it has remained unchanged with a large longitudinal hall, two chapels at the sides and the high altar at the back. Looking up to the ceiling, another work of art amazes the eye: Giacomo Triga's fresco, The Triumph of Divine Providence. Art and history surround the guests, giving any event a touch of timeless magical beauty.

*The Cabaret setup accommodates six people per table.

Technical equipment

4 fixed microphones on the speakers' table and 1 wireless microphone for the room
Electrical outlets, USB and LAN connections at the speakers' table via retractable turrets built on the stage
A 6x6 screen and a 10,000 ANSI-lumen video projector at the back of the room
WIFI connection and upon request LAN connection
2 control points with all the necessary audio and video connections
Lighting system with the ability to change colors and set different lighting configurations

175 smq2
100

Theatre
68

Single Table
60

U Shape
60

School Desks
120

Banquet
60

Cabaret
180

Cocktail