In the centre of the old town, this square is surrounded by the Palace of the Podestat topped by a high belfry, the Trecento palace (1207) and the Renaissance Palazzo Pretorio. Below, on the Piazza Monte di Pietà is found the former pawnshop Monte..

This is a large Romanesque-Gothic building adorned with interesting frescoes by Tommaso da Modena (one of the best 14C painters after Giotto). In the Onigo chapel, you can also see portraits by Lorenzo Lotto . In the chapter-house of the adjoining..

It has interesting works by Tommaso da Modena , Girolamo da Treviso (15C) and painters from the Venetian School such as Cima da Conegliano, Giovanni Bellini, Lorenzo Lotto and Jacopo Bassano.

Built in the 15C and 16 C, it is covered with seven domes. The facade is neoclassical. In the chapel of the Annunciation are mannerist Frescoes by Pordenone and a retable of the Annunciation , by Titian.

Romanesque-Gothic in style, this church is distinguished by an attractive wooden ceiling, frescoes by Tommaso da Modena and some tombs: one for the daughter of Petrarch and one for the son of Dante.