The former site of the Library of the Chamber of Deputies (since relocated to the “Santa Maria sopra Minerva” complex), this room still retains its original metal shelving but has been elsewhere restored and equipped with modern IT and multimedia equipment. It is mostly used by parliamentary committees when convening in joint session. It is also used for book presentations, seminars, press conferences, and artistic and cultural initiatives.
 This room gets its name from the ancient globe of the world that dominates it. This rotating German-manufactured globe was made by Dietrich Reiners in the second half of the nineteenth century.
