Palazzo Sarcinelli
A Renaissance palace in Conegliano’s historic center, now home to the city’s art gallery and a venue for cultural events.
At a glance
Palazzo Sarcinelli stands on Via XX Settembre in central Conegliano. Built in 1518, it exemplifies Renaissance domestic architecture and remains among the most distinguished palaces in the historic core.
History
The palace was commissioned in 1518 by Antonio Sarcinelli, head of the Ceneda branch of the prominent Sarcinelli family. The other branch, based in Serravalle, also owned a notable Renaissance residence. The Ceneda palazzo followed the design principles of its Serravalle counterpart, establishing itself as one of the finest dwellings in the entire historic center.
What you see
The building embodies Renaissance stylistic principles characteristic of Venetian domestic architecture of the early 16th century. Its proportions and design reflect the wealth and status of the Sarcinelli family during the height of their influence in the Treviso region.
Cultural significance
Today Palazzo Sarcinelli functions as the city art gallery, anchoring Conegliano’s cultural life. The palazzo’s conversion to public use preserves its architectural heritage while making it accessible to visitors and hosting exhibitions and civic events that engage the community.
Key facts
- Address: Via XX Settembre, 132, 31015 Conegliano
- Coordinates: 45.887477, 12.2986606
- Built: 1518
- Website: http://www.comune.conegliano.tv.it/myportal/C_C957/home
- Phone: 0438 4131
Practical information
The palazzo houses the city’s art gallery and hosts cultural events throughout the year. Contact the city office for current exhibition schedules and opening hours.
Getting there
Palazzo Sarcinelli is located in Conegliano’s historic center on Via XX Settembre. For detailed directions and public transportation options, consult your preferred mapping application or contact the Conegliano visitor information service.
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