Adjoining the Palazzo del Podestà is the elegant 15th century building, with a strongly Venetian character, between the end of the 15th century and the beginning of the 16th century. The portico, with round arches bordered by an arched lintel of fired bricks, supports a brick façade which is divided vertically by pilaster strips in Corinthian style. The windows are framed by two openings made of Istrian stone while the piano nobile simply concludes with a loggia of elegant proportions including a clay screen decorated with human and animal protomes. The part of the body resting on the first three arcades on the right made up the original Renaissance building, whilst the one rising above the last two arches was completed in 1929. The palace hosts today temporary exhibitions.

Source: local staff Forlì