Palazzo di Città Torino

The municipal administration of the city has a troubled history, also made up of conflicts with the Savoy and Achaia, rulers of the Middle Ages, when the Municipalities claimed wide liberties. In the Middle Ages, power was represented by the bishop and only in the first decades of the twelfth century the Municipality was put alongside it, the latter anyway remained without seat until 1375. The location on Piazza delle Erbe dates back to 1472 when the "domus comunis Taurini" was purchased. We witnessed a lack of traces since the palace was completely renovated in the seventeenth century.