Palazzo Nodari - the facade by Mikebond
The Loggia dei Notai ("Lawyers' loggia"), better known under the Venetian name of Palazzo Nodari should have been built in 1428-29 or, in any case, at the beginning of the XV century. Behind the facade, which was remade along the following century, there is a hall where lawyers used to work, that has given the palace its current name.The Virgin with Child locate in the middle of the loggia was made by Veronese Guido Mauro around 1590. The large hall has beautiful paintings by local artists, but I have never seen them carefully and I don't know the opening hours in case you would like to visit the inside.
Apart from the facade, you should watch the arches of the lower porch, a true masterpiece of elegance and harmony.
On the left of the palace stands the clock tower typical of any Venetian square, built between 1763 and 1790 on a design by Veronese architect Pietro Puttini. Later on, the original dome was eliminated and a modern clock was inserted.