Belgramoni-Tacco Palace, Baroque palace in Koper, Slovenia.
Belgramoni-Tacco Palace is a three-story baroque building dating from the early 17th century located in the heart of Koper's old town. Its facade displays carefully arranged stone decorations and windows that reflect the architectural style of that era.
The building was constructed in the early decades of the 17th century and later changed its name when ownership passed to the Tacco family. This transition marked a turning point in the property's long history in Koper.
The palace now houses a regional museum where visitors can see collections spanning different periods of Istrian history. The rooms reflect how various influences shaped life and culture in this area over time.
The palace is easily reached from the main town square and sits in an active area of the old town where other sights are nearby. Plan enough time to walk through the different exhibition rooms at a comfortable pace.
Hidden within the building is a secret staircase that connects different floors through concealed passages dating back to the building's earliest period. Few visitors ever discover this architectural secret during their visit.
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