The Grand Secret Square

A newly refurnished private palace in the heart of Rome, with 9 bedrooms and perfect for a private roman getaway. Where will you be located? The square takes its name from one of the most powerful families of medieval Rome, who had a house with a tower since the 14th century. The indisputable charm of this square is to enter a small village, where the Margani building complex is gathered, consisting of a building around a truncated tower between the fourteenth and sixteenth centuries and where time seems to have stopped. Two goodies? The Margana Tower is portrayed in a watercolor by Roesler Franz, while, in the middle of the square, the night of 1480 marked a grim fact of crime: Pietro Margani fell assassinated by Prospero Santacroce, in a medieval feud between these two families that characterized the whole century. In the square there is also Palazzo Maccarani Odescalchi, where, in the 1600s, Monsignor Tommaso Odescalchi gathered a group of abandoned girls, today instead the seat of the Permanent Representation of Italy to the United Nations Organizations. CIR 6605/6606/6607