The CAPVT MVNDI restaurant, located in the heart of the Madrid Salamanca district, opened its doors at the end of 2004. Once you have crossed its door, the name “CAPVT MVNDI" - Roma, head of the world” becomes evident. You will find several decorative motives that are well integrating two ages, the Roman empire and today modern Italian fashion and style.
True full-scale reproductions of famous Pompeian frescos, a Roman way scattered with real sestertious coins and other archaeological findings, are perfectly integrated with minimalist Wengue wood furniture and a Zettel'z Ceiling lamp designed by Ingo Maurer (exposed at the New York Museum of Modern Art), that lights an elegant private dining room.
The Italian design wengue tables, dressed with Bassols’ linen tablecloth and napkins, red Murano glasses and Vista Alegre porcelain dishes, are the enhancing contour of the most tasty meals and selected wines of the Italian peninsula. A special atmosphere and an Italian touch will make you enjoy an unforgettable dinner worthy of the first Roman emperor: JuliusCaesar.