Palazzo Salvadori

The Palace rises on the place in which there was the synagogue of the small israelite community of Trento. It is between the first exemplaries of the civil renaissance architecture in Trento and was built to begin from the 1515 by the lombard master Lucio Toasani and belonged for long time at the family of the treentini Trautmannsdorf. Over the two doors, in the half of the '700, were placed from the reliefs in marble of Francesco Oradini, representing the Martyrdom and the Glory of the Child Simone, presumed ritual victim of the Hebrews in the Easter of the 1475.