From September 15, 2026 to February 14, 2027, Palazzo Bonaparte hosts a major retrospective dedicated to Vassily Kandinsky, one of the most important artists of the 20th century and a pioneer of abstract art.
The exhibition marks Kandinsky's return to Rome after more than 25 years, bringing together works from major international institutions and the Centre Pompidou.
It celebrates the artist who transformed the relationship between shape, color and emotion, bringing one of the defining figures of modern art to the heart of Rome.
Palazzo Venere is located on Via Laurina in the heart of Rome's Tridente. From the hotel, Palazzo Bonaparte can be reached along Via del Corso, one of Rome's historic main streets, leading toward Piazza Venezia.
The route takes you through one of the liveliest areas of central Rome, surrounded by stores, historic buildings and the streets connecting the Tridente with the city's monumental center.
A visit to the Kandinsky exhibition can become one of the highlights of a Rome stay combining art, shopping and sightseeing.
With Palazzo Venere as your base, the Tridente offers an ideal starting point for exploring Rome on foot and creating an itinerary that brings together culture and everyday Roman life.
If you are planning a Rome weekend around the exhibition, Palazzo Venere puts you in the Tridente, with the historic center starting right outside your door on Via Laurina.
Discover Kandinsky and experience Rome during your stay at Palazzo Venere.
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