Council Chamber – Art Gallery

The Council Chamber, located in the 18th-century building that houses the Town Hall, not only represents the political heart of the village but has also long served as an art gallery. The most important work preserved here is a painting by Claudio Ridolfi, dating back to 1630, depicting the Coronation of the Virgin.

The large hall features half-bust portraits of local benefactors along its walls and can accommodate up to 99 people. This venue is ideal for those wishing to host a large number of guests, as well as for lovers of fine art, who will be able to admire the work of the renowned painter of Venetian origin.

The hall is equipped with a sound amplification system, and it is also possible to enhance the event with music.