Palazzo De Capitani

The building, located on the remains of a castle, dates back to the end of the 17th century and it is due to the work of Count Pirro De Capitani, the lord of Concorezzo. The marquise Laura, last descendant of the De Capitani family, sold it to the Municipality in 1878. In the 1960s the building, no longer used, slowly fell into disrepair. In 1996, after partial restoration, the municipal offices moved there. The restoration ended in 2004. The current building has 3 floors: the central façade features a serliana; on the sides there are 2 lower openings, closed by balustrades. From here you access to a large loggia. On the third floor of the façade there is a French door opening onto a balcony with wrought iron railing, from which you enjoy a nice view of via De Capitani.