Quirinale Palace (Palazzo del Quirinale), the official residence of the president of the Italian Republic, lies on Quirinal Hill, the biggest of Rome’s historic seven hills. Formerly a royal residence, the palace has dozens of sumptuous, craftsmanship filled halls around a stately focal courtyard and an excellent garden with expansive views over Rome. The Quirinale is one of the essential places in the life of the Italian Republic. Visits to the Palace, open daily to general society and now with access to previously reserved rooms, will lead to the discovery of a legacy of craftsmanship, history and culture of inestimable worth and of testaments to the hard work, inventiveness and genius of the Italian public.