Palazzo Lodron

The Palazzo was built by Earl Ludovico Lodron in 1577.

Clashing with the bare simplicity of its architecture, the paintings of five inner rooms must be regarded as unique works of unquestionable historical and artistic value. Their subjects feature mythological scenes, episodes from the Trojan war, profane as well as grotesque allegories and portraits of Lodron family members. The artist - recently identified as Giovanni Battista Fontana - painted them on the walls and ceilings of the palace in the late Mannerist style during the 1580s.

Foto: Francesca Medici

Indirizzo

Via Calepina 50, 38122 Trento

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Useful information for disabled peolple:

A disabled parking lot along the street distant approx. 155m, an other reserved car cark in via Mantova distant 100m. The building is the seat of the regional Courthouse of the administrative justice and its offices are partially accessible. At the interior there are ramps with a gradient of 13%. The sanitary services are not equipped for disabled people and are situated on the ground floor. The front door is large 78cm (height of the handle 116cm, necessary force for the opening 3.5 kg). Sanitary services (door 79 cm, dimensions 120×227, height of the wc 37cm).

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