Palazzo della Ragione Review

Laguna Palace, located in the old town hall square in the center of Bergamo, is the palace of the historical Venice Kingdom. The entrance to the palace is not very eye-catching. There is a statue next to the entrance and a relief of the lion on the top. It is one of the few local attractions.

It is still a punch-in attraction, the key is that there are not many people, it seems that there is no need to queue.

The Laguna Palace is located in the old town, once the city's town hall.

The lions of San Marco above the La Jolla symbolize Venice's long reign over the area, and the arcades and columns below are magnificent!

Romantic gothic building [different city hall] Previous friends recommended to travel to the Lajiu Inner Palace. I also seriously think that it is a national office location, it must be old-fashioned and old-fashioned, how can it be suitable for tourism? It was not until I came to the City Hall of the Laguna Palace that I was convinced of my friends' words. It is indeed a good travel choice. [Original Gothic architecture] Come here and find this is a very chic attraction. There are people holding marriage licenses, there are wedding photos in wedding dresses, and there are people who come to travel in civilian clothes... The buildings here have a history of more than 100 years, and they are all original Gothic buildings. The castle with European and American style, the building is beige as the main color, more pure and elegant, here is still a college style, and it is also a certified office hall. The various environments make this a must-choice place for wedding photos. [High-end version photo location] Watching the newcomer take wedding photos, happy marriage licenses, and often come "wedding in dreams", especially when the priest reads the blessing words, exchanges rings, can not help but make me cry, but also think of my that he. I think people who get married here will be happy. This is really a high-end photo location, any photo can be done ～ Address: Bergamo, Lombardy Tickets: Free