In the heart of Via Roma, one of Genoa’s most prestigious streets, amid majestic 19th-century buildings, the second Romanengo workshop opened in 1930. The space, featuring elegant dark wood furnishings and large mirrors reminiscent of the shop on Via Soziglia, preserves the typical 19th-century charm. Thanks to its historical and cultural value, it has been officially recognized as a historic workshop and establishment of Genoa.

Founded in 1814, the Historic Shop is a monument which enjoys the protection of the Department for Archaeology, the Fine Arts and the Landscape. In 2021, work began on the first major operations for its restoration to its original layout, with a view to returning its original beauty to the city of Genoa and the public at large.

Here, we can admire items of furniture in rare thornwood (better known today as West Indian satinwood), the finest carved decorations in Brazilian rosewood, precious marble objects and bronze gas lamps. The premises also contain an antique barometer and clock, both of which are in operation and have been carefully restored to their original splendour.

Next to our historic shop, La Corte is a haven of flavor and tranquility. Whether for a peaceful lunch break away from the bustle or an elegant moment with our pastry creations, time here seems to sweeten.

At the back, a hidden tea room preserves a storied past. Once the drawing room of the Romanengo family, it welcomed distinguished guests such as Giuseppe Verdi, the Duchess of Aosta, and actress Ira von Fürstenberg.

Today, it remains a tea room that retains the blue of its showcases and curtains — a symbol of our identity and a legacy continually renewed.

Nel cuore di Via Roma, una delle vie più prestigiose di Genova, tra maestosi palazzi ottocenteschi, nel 1930 apre la seconda bottega Romanengo. L’ambiente, caratterizzato da un raffinato arredamento in legno scuro e grandi specchi che richiamano lo stile della bottega di Via Soziglia, conserva tutta l’eleganza tipica del XIX secolo. Grazie al suo valore storico e culturale, è stata ufficialmente riconosciuta come bottega e locale storico di Genova