Give your business a new home at the cultural and commercial heart of Rome. This part of Trevi has long been a centre of creativity, and now attracts commercial innovators from all over the world.
Welcome clients into the ultra-modern inner courtyard of our Piazza San Silvestro 8 workspace with its glass ceiling and contemporary white furnishings, and lead them up the dramatic double staircase to our well-appointed first-floor offices. When it’s time to unwind, stroll to high-end shops or the iconic Trevi fountain nearby.
A desk in the Trevi district, a short walk from the Spanish Steps, for the days you need Rome close at hand. Hot desks at Piazza San Silvestro 8 sit in the first-floor workspace of Palazzo Marignoli, with natural light, high-speed internet and climate control, plus common areas and breakout space when you want to move. The centre runs from 09:00 to 18:00 on weekdays, which covers most of a working day in the city centre. Book a desk for one day or a run of days, with an instant quote first.
Yes. Desks are booked by the day, so one day is enough.
Natural light, high-speed internet and climate control, with common areas and breakout space nearby.
Weekdays from 09:00 to 18:00.
Via del Corso and Galleria Alberto Sordi are close by, along with the Trevi Fountain.
Yes. The building has 24/7 CCTV covering the premises.
Rome's historic centre is on the doorstep, with Via del Corso a few minutes away.
A glass-roofed inner courtyard and double staircase lead up to the first-floor workspace.
Spagna and Barberini are both around 850 metres away, with Venezia tram stops close by.
Piazza San Silvestro 8 sits in Rome's 00187 postcode, inside Palazzo Marignoli and a few steps from Via del Corso. Spagna is about 850 metres away on foot and Barberini about 860 metres, both on Metro Line A, while tram stops at Venezia are roughly 860 metres from the door and the Senato bus stop is around 820 metres. Drivers will find parking about 600 metres away, with Parcheggio Villa Borghese roughly 1.4 kilometres from the building. The neighbourhood is the historic core: the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps are a short walk away, Galleria Alberto Sordi sits nearby for shopping, Teatro dell'Opera di Roma is within reach for an evening, and the Quirinale Palace keeps government offices close for the business that needs them.