Town Hall of Romano d'Ezzelino

A yellow two-story town hall with arched windows, a central entrance with steps, and flags on the facade. — Front view of the yellow town hall of Romano d’Ezzelino, featuring arched windows, a central portico entrance, flags, and a coat of arms inscription. Photo: Stefano Vigolo, 2010.

Romano d’Ezzelino · San Giacomo · Town hall building

Town Hall of Romano d’Ezzelino

A yellow two-storey municipal building on Viale Generale Gaetano Giardino. It houses the local administration and bears the inscription «MUNICIPIO DI ROMANO D’EZZELINO» on its facade.

At a glance

The building stands on Viale Generale Gaetano Giardino in the San Giacomo area of Romano d’Ezzelino, in the province of Vicenza. The photograph shows a detached institutional building with a symmetrical front, arched openings and a small flight of steps leading to the entrance.

Key facts

Where: Viale Generale Gaetano Giardino, San Giacomo, Romano d’Ezzelino
What: Building
When: not documented in the sources found
GPS: 45.7746, 11.7707 · Open in Google Maps

What is known, and what is believed

The published documents found do not record a date of construction, architect or original function for this building. According to Stefano Vigolo’s notes, the photograph dates from 2010. No further historical detail can be confirmed from the sources available.

What you see

The photograph shows a pale yellow two-storey facade. The ground floor has a central portico entrance reached by a short flight of steps; the upper floor has arched windows. Italian and European flags hang from the facade, and the inscription «MUNICIPIO DI ROMANO D’EZZELINO» appears above the entrance. No people are visible in the photograph.

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Sources

OpenStreetMap, Municipio di Romano d’Ezzelino: address and coordinates of the building
Stefano Vigolo, photographs and notes to the editorial staff (2026): identification of the subject. Not a published source

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