Palazzo del Capitano

The Palazzo del Capitano exhibits a white stone facade with three tiers, including a portico, three pointed trifore windows, and four additional trifore windows.

Constructed in 1293, the palace originally served as a courthouse and was known as Palazzo nuovo del Comune to distinguish it from the older Palazzo del Popolo.

The Sala del Capitano contains thirteenth and fourteenth-century frescoes, including a significant Crucifixion from the fourteenth century.

Visitors can access the first floor through a large external staircase, which connects both the Palazzo del Capitano and the adjacent Palazzo del Popolo.

The ground floor portico formerly housed local archers and now displays nineteenth-century memorial stones embedded in its walls.

Location: Todi

Address: Piazza del Popolo, 30

GPS coordinates: 42.78221,12.40684

Latest update: March 7, 2025 06:20