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Vino e Camino - Bracciano
VINO E CAMINO WILL CLOSED ON 24 AND 25 DECEMBER FOR CHRISTMAS
The restaurant is situated in the 17th century building owned by the princess Maria Pace Odescalchi, facing the magnificent Bracciano castle.
In summer and spring it is possible to eat outside, viewing the beautiful square and the medieval town centre in the shadow of the castle boundary walls.
The palace has hosted the Odescalchi administration offices until the sixties, but is supposed that before was a stable or a warehouse.
The structure with brick arches and cross vaults, the terracotta floor, the wood tables and the shelves filled with a great choice of Italian wines give a cosy and charming atmosphere to the restaurant.
Very interesting paintings of Luigi Pagano, a very talented Italian painter and photos of Bracciano as it was are on the walls.
Essentiality and elegance are the purposes we pursue.
Vino e Camino - Rome
Vino e Camino is placed in one of the most fascinating area of the historical town centre, in piazza dell’Oro, facing the magnificent via Giulia and the 16th century jewel S.Giovanni dei Fiorentini church, which was projected by Michelangelo.
It is next to S.Pietro and Castel S.Angelo, corso Vittorio and piazza Navona.
The restaurant is situated in what once upon a time where the duty rooms of the building then transformed in commercial activities ( a butcher, a second hand dealer, . . . ). The charm of the restaurant is due also to the traces left by the past activities and to the architecture of the rooms which have brick arches and cross vaults like the Bracciano’s restaurant. Instead of the fireplace in Rome there is a magnificent wood oven, covered with polychrome Vietri tiles.
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