Palazzo del Capitanio

The "Ambassador Hall" of the Padua Governor's Office is carefully decorated with extraordinary luxury. It seems that when the hall is built, the builders want foreigners to feel strong and honored. Thus, the grand scale of the "Ambassador Hall", the luxury of furnishings in the house and the expensive decoration materials can be comparable to priceless artwork.

The Governor's Mansion, located in the downtown area of Padua, is a historical place for the office of the Governor of Venice. The Governor's Mansion is a Gothic-style building. The entire Governor's Mansion is divided into two parts: the front square and the museum. The museum mainly collects the home decorations that the Governor's Mansion used to work and live. It is not open on Monday.

Present some of the art or portraits of important historical figures in the city. It is also a beautiful colonial building

The Governor's House, in front of Venice's Piazza San Marco, was once the center of Venice's power.

Once the residence of Venetian rulers, the white architecture contains the earliest Renaissance elements of Padua!