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Updated By olja1234 on May 18, 2006

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A clloser view onto the Town Hall. In the central axis on the second floor you can see an immured stone statue of a lion holding an open book,. An open book meant peace, and a closed one war. In the atrium, there are immured inscriptions and some of the old coats of arms from the old Town Hall, as well as the polygonal stone with quantity measures.

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By call_me_rhia on June 10, 2003

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the town hall

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The town hall is the most eye-catching building in Tartini square: It's a huge, monumental neo-Renaissance white building built between 1877 and 1879 by the Trieste architect Giovanni Ribetti. It really takes up one entire side of the square. To its side you can see the Law Courts.

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Address: tartini trg

Directions: right in the centre, by the old harbour

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Updated By novsco61 on January 18, 2005

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The monumental neo-Renaissance Town Hall was built in 1877-79 by Giovanni Ribetti, an architect from Trieste.

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Updated By olja1234 on May 18, 2006

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The Town Hall building.

The neo - renaissance Town Hall building was designed and built between the years 1877 - 1879 by Givanni Righetti. It is an impressive building located on Tartini's Square.

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By mikelisaanna on October 22, 2006

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Piran's Town Hall

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Piran's Town Hall is the largest building on Tartini Square. It was built in the 1870s under the supervision of the architect Giovanni Righetti.

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By Skeptic-jr on August 26, 2003

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An impressive building in the neo-renaissance style designed by Givanni Righetti and built in the seventies of the 19th century.

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Directions: Tartini Square.

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	Town hall: The Town Hall - detail 1

By novsco61 on January 17, 2005

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	Town hall: Town Hall in Tartinijev trg

By Sambawalk on November 22, 2005

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	Town hall: The Town Hall

By JLBG on September 25, 2009

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The Town Hall

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Photo 1 shows the Town Hall, an imposing building built in 1870 in a Neo-Renaissance style, while Piran was under Austrian rule. It replaced a former Town Hall built in the XIIIth under Venetian rule. On the second level, a Venice Lion holding an open book has been carved in order to remind the former building. In the Serenissima Republic of Venice, an open book means peace while a closed book would mean: war.

Photo 2 is a close-up on the central columns, entirely carved in a baroque style.

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