Casa de la Vila
1588 Renaissance town hall with a traders loggia, sundial, the Gonari atlante and a Roman inscription.
In l'Olleria, the Casa de la Vila is the Renaissance town hall of 1588. Its loggia, the traders exchange, carries a sundial, the Gonari atlante figure and a Roman inscription in the wall.
History
The town raised the hall in 1588 as council house and trading floor in one building. The loggia arches opened the market business to the square.
What to see
The loggia arches, the sundial, the atlante and the Roman stone. It is a municipal building, so confirm visits with the town hall; the exterior reads well on its own. Nearby stand the Magdalena church and the glass museum.
Tips for your visit
- Confirm interior visits with the town hall.
- The square suits a pause on the town route.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Casa de la Vila?
The Renaissance town hall of 1588, with a traders loggia, sundial, atlante and Roman inscription.
Can you go inside?
Confirm with the town hall; the exterior alone is worth the stop.
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