Palazzo Guarienti

Designed in neoclassical style, more severe than elegant.

On the façade, a plaque remembers the evening of 30th May 1796, during the campaign of Italy. In this period Napoleon Bonaparte, who was staying in the palace, risked being captured by the Austrians, who had entered the town. On the right side, another plaque was dedicated to don Giovanni Beltrame, a missionary, an academic and an explorer on the centenary of this death (1906). Today there is the public library.

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