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The Hall
of the
Coats of
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The Hall is on the
first floor of the
Palazzo Pretorio
which was rebuilt
after the
destruction of
1509-1510. It was
once the private
residence of the
Venetian governor
and is now the Town
Hall. It takes its
name from the coats
of arms of the 45
governors of the
town between the
late 15th and 17th
centuries. |
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Click on
any of
the
images
to view
full
Gallery
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On the north wall
besides the crests
we can see the
images of the patron
saints Vittore and
Corona, and on the
east wall a Lion of
St. Mark dating from
the first half of
the 17th century.
The wall paintings
were restored in
1941 by the painter
Attilio Corsetti.
The wooden
polychrome roof is
16th century. |
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The Hall of Coats of
Arms Today
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The Hall of Coats of
Arms today serves as
a meeting place for
City Hall meetings
and for Justice of
the Peace weddings
ceremonies. The Hall
is open to the
public on weekdays
as long as a meeting
is not being held.
Meeting are open to
the public if you
wish to attend, but
of course its in
Italian! |
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If you have any
questions, please
email us at
info@vafeltre.com
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