The Barolo Palace, designed by architect Mario Palanti in the 1920s, reflects the era's grandeur and originality. Palanti personally designed every detail, from elevators to doorknobs, and incorporated the latest technological advances of the time. Declared a National Historical Monument in 1997, the palace's architecture is inspired by Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy, whose floors symbolize hell, purgatory, and heaven. Salón 1923, located on the rooftop in "Paradise," offers a stunning view and an exclusive gourmet tapas experience.
Tapas: Italian bruschetta, steak tartar, brie and warm pears, beet carpaccio, stracciatella and caponata, beef tataki, Italian sausage, warm porchetta, eggplant and carrots, and leberwurst. Drinks: Lemonade with mint and ginger, water, aperol spritz, negroni, fernet, gin and tonic, dry martini, white russian, cosmopolitan, manhattan, and an old-fashioned.
Duration: 2 hours
