Palazzo del Littorio

The Palazzo del Littorio features exposed brickwork with travertine details and a commanding tower that rises above Piazza Garibaldi, creating a prominent urban presence.

Built between 1937 and 1939 on the former cattle market site, the structure represented a major component of Montevarchi's public works program during its economic growth period.

The first floor meeting room contained frescoes by painter Arrigo Dreoni depicting scenes from the fascist period, reflecting the political influence on Italian art.

The building now serves as headquarters for multiple government offices, including the Register Office on the ground floor and Tax Office on the first floor.

A semicircular wall forms the building's head, connecting to an elongated west front through a distinctive littoria tower that functions as an urban reference point.

Location: Montevarchi

Inception: 1937

GPS coordinates: 43.52165,11.56969

Latest update: March 22, 2025 09:56