Palazzo Pretorio, Historical palace in Pistoia
The Palazzo Pretorio of Pistoia is an imposing medieval building located in the heart of the city.
Originally serving as a prison and courthouse, it has been a key part of Pistoia's history since the 13th century.
The palazzo features a façade adorned with coats of arms representing various magistrates over the centuries.
Today, it serves as a museum showcasing art and historical artifacts from the region.
One of its towers, called 'del Podestà', leans noticeably, akin to the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa.
Location: Pistoia
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