Palazzo Locatelli, an elegant 18th-century Palladian-style residence, is home to the Municipality of Cormons, the town’s Enoteca and the Civic Museum of the Territory.
The building’s name derives from the Locatelli family of Bergamo, who built it and lived in it from the mid-18th century. The facade, decorated with the family coat of arms, highlights the historical importance of the building.
Beyond the entrance, which leads to the Italian garden, is the Museo Civico, with works by Alfonso Canciani. On the main floor are frescoes from the second half of the 19th century by the artist Antonio Picco.
Architect Podrecca’s intervention in the 1980s further enhanced the palace.