Palazzo Marignoli,
in the heart of Rome
QUID – Unique Italian Dining is located within Palazzo Marignoli, owned by Allianz Italy, a late 19th-century building that reflects the city’s history and today, following its restoration, has returned to being one of the most representative landmarks of the historic center.
A remarkable late 19th-century Roman architecture
Designed by architect Salvatore Bianchi for Filippo Marignoli
Cultural, historical and institutional
Between Via del Corso and Piazza San Silvestro, just steps from the Quirinale
A renewed role for a historic space
The restoration redefines the building’s presence in the contemporary city
An architecture that brings timeless value into the present
A balance of structural elements
The building unfolds through courtyards, pathways and monumental staircases, creating a sequence of spaces that guide the eye and shape the experience.
Materials — travertine, brass and textured surfaces — define a continuous environment where light and structure work together.
A cultural experience that enhances the visit
Within the space, a curated selection of 19th- and 20th-century artworks — part of the Allianz Art Collection — creates a journey of significant cultural and historical value.
