It was to be able to accommodate up to 200 people, namely the members of the Senate and those of the Zonta.

It has a monumental ceiling, we can see only him so much it is massive and present, made in the forerunner style of baroque by Cristoforo Sorte.

The room as can be seen today corresponds to the last restoration undertaken after the fire of 1574.

Numerous fires regularly destroyed parts of the Doge's Palace throughout its history, and most of the damage was in the upper floors, both easy prey to the homes that generally originated in the lower floors and were at the same time more difficult to control in the floors superior to the time.

It is for this reason that all the upper rooms of the Ducal Palace have, during its history, been the most often rebuilt or renovated rooms.