Palazzo Sardagna

The Palace is one of the most significant monuments of the slow Renaissance and was built at work of the family Sardagna, whosw symbol is painted pn the vault of the lobby. At the sides of the portal there are tow decayeds that in semblance of two giants support the marble balcony with some puttos on the window-sill. Indoors the rooms have the ceiling at vault decorated entirely with frescos representing Zodiac and the Madonna with the Child surrounded from nore angels between which picks one of color, with the earring. A curious detail, perhaps a signature of a capricious and versatile artist like was the Fogolino. The Palace is now seat of the Tridentino Museum of Natural Science.