Palazzo Pamphilj

Erected in 1650, the Palazzo Pamphilj was a prime example of Baroque architecture that showcased the prestige of the Pamphilj family. Through the years, extended features like the fresco paintings were added to enhance its beauty. The palace is now used as the Brazilian Embassy and is owned by the Federative Republic of Brazil. The roof of the palace can be accessed by the general public and is home to an elegant restaurant that offers fine views of the city.