The so called Palazzo Vecchio in Bagnacavallo was build in the middle of the XIII century, during the Bolognese dominion, to host the chief “Podestà”. Today the building houses some municipal offices.
Destroyed by a terrible fire, it was rebuilt and widened in the beginning of the XVIII century. During the Wolds War II it was bombed and then rebuilt again in the ’50s, but the original structure was partially modified.
From the inner court yard of the palace it is possible to enter an old underground gallery, one of the few still existing evidences of the old stronghold of the town, and the Armenian stele donated to the town of Bagnacavallo in 1998 by an Armenian town.
The build houses a wide public hall used for ehibitions and public meetings and lectures.
Useful information
Address: Piazza della Libertà 5 – 48012 Bagnacavallo (RA)
Phone: 0545 280898 Tourist Information Office
Email: turismo@unione.labassaromagna.it
How to get
In the central square piazza della Libertà. Car park with parking meter in the square and along the neighbouring streets. Accessible to disabled.
Opening informations
open during the opening hours of the Town Hall offices, exhibitions and events
(Updated to 26/07/2023)