Palazzo Geremia

Built in the years between the 15th and 16th century, the Palazzo is one of the first thorough examples of Renaissance architecture in Trento, and heralded numerous solutions later adopted in Clesio's time.

The anonymous painter who frescoed the façade, expressed a figurative culture akin to that of late 15th century Verona and Vicenza. It highlights historical and moral subjects such as, Maximilian's first meeting with the citizens, the Wheel of Fortune, Marcus Curtius on horseback, the sacrifice of Gaius Mucius Scaevola and Lucretia. The arrangement of the stone elements and the elegant mullioned windows are typical of Venetian architecture from the same time. Today is the official seat of the Municipality of Trento. It is not possible to visit it without an agreement with Municipality's office.

Tonino Bortoletto

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Via Belenzani 20, 38122 Trento

Informazioni

Four disabled parking lots are located along Via Belenzani (about 130 metres away). The inner courtyards are paved with cobblestones and slightly irregular. All the rooms are accessible except for the Exhibition Hall on the raised ground floor (stepped entry: five 17cm high steps). The hallway on the first floor features a gradient between 9.3% and 13%. Equipped disabled toilets are available on the ground floor; other accessible toilets can be found on the other floors. Front gate 81 cm wide (maximum door opening of 229cm, always open). Elevator (88cm wide door, 150cm x 137cm, controls 115 cm above floor level with tactile symbols). Equipped disabled toilets (88cm wide door, 180cm x 180cm, 48cm high toilet bowl with side grab bars).

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