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Palazzo Terragni (Casa del Fascio)

It is 1945, and the political order behind this building has collapsed. The former Fascist Party office now has new occupants: parties of the National Liberation Committee. The walls have not moved; Italian politics has.

Adresse
Piazza del Popolo, 4, 22100 Como CO
Region
Como, Italien
Palazzo Terragni (Casa del Fascio)

Warum der Umweg sich lohnt

Giuseppe Terragni’s former Fascist Party headquarters is considered a masterpiece of Italian Modern Architecture. Its later occupants chart Italy’s political reversal: liberation parties first, then the Finance Police.

The Casa del Fascio, also known as Palazzo Terragni, is a renowned example of Italian Modern Architecture in Como. It has served various political functions, reflecting Italy's historical changes.

Die Menschen hinter dieser Adresse

Belegte Verbindungen, keine Promi-Anekdoten.

Was sonst in der Nähe liegt

Die nächstgelegenen Orte, über die wir geschrieben haben, mit Luftlinie von hier.

  • 100 m

    Teatro Sociale

    It is 1944. Milan’s La Scala has been damaged in the war, and Como’s former cinema is handed an extraordinary role: alternative opera house.

  • 150 m

    Torre Pantera

    In medieval Como, a clan’s tower could be forcibly shortened. In 1292, that happened to the Rusconi tower beneath Torre Pantera.

  • 200 m

    Como Cathedral

    No battery, no grand experiment: according to local tradition, the elderly Alessandro Volta came here for Mass each day. Inside, a floor plaque marks the place associated with that quiet routine.

  • 200 m

    The Underground Valduce Stream at Piazza Matteotti

    The Valduce comes down from Brunate, reaches northeastern Como—and then appears to vanish. It has not: beneath the modern city, the stream is still heading for the lake.

  • 250 m

    Broletto

    A bell rings over medieval Como, citizens converge on the square, and civic power plants itself between cathedral and bishop’s palace. Then factional conflict brings fire—and the expanding cathedral claims part of what survives.

  • 250 m

    Church of San Provino

    September 22, 1794: Alessandro Volta, a scientific celebrity at home in Europe’s salons, came to this small church to marry Teresa Peregrini. The setting was strikingly understated; the bride, his letters make clear, was anything but a footnote.

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