Dive into a realm where poetry and passion intertwine, cradled by the emotive power of stirring musical classics. Under the expert direction of Maestro Davide Cesarano, these romantic melodies guide you through a heartfelt voyage that merges intense emotion with sublime musicality, crafting a unique and immortal symphony. This magical event unfolds in one of the most esteemed and refined venues of the age-old city: the Sala Dante at Palazzo Poli. Guests here gain a once-in-a-lifetime chance to gaze out upon the stunning Trevi Fountain. Prepare to embark on an extraordinary adventure where love in all its facets is celebrated through a blend of sophistication, sentiment, and allure. SALA DANTE OF PALAZZO POLI Nestled within the storied Palazzo Poli, which supports the iconic Trevi Fountain, the illustrious Sala Dante exudes splendor and exclusivity. Constructed in the 1720s to safeguard the esteemed library collection of the Duke of Poli, it has also served as a majestic banquet hall. Officially opened on February 26, 1866, with Franz Liszt’s “Dante Symphony”—with Liszt himself in attendance—the hall soon became a beacon of musical culture, frequented by luminaries such as Gabriele D'Annunzio, Jules Massenet, Pietro Mascagni, Giacomo Puccini, and Giuseppe Martucci. Nowadays, the venue hosts significant cultural and music events, offering patrons the rare chance to overlook the breathtaking Trevi Fountain directly from its windows.