Palazzo Salvadori
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Palazzo Salvadori in Trento is one of the first examples of Renaissance civil architecture in Trento. This palazzo was built by the Lombard master Lucio Tosani, in Clesio's time, starting in 1515.
Around the mid-18th century above the two portals were placed the marble relives by Francesco Oradini depicting the Martyrdom and Glory of the child Simone (Simon of Trent). This boy was the presumed ritual victim of the Jews on Easter 1475. The mansion rises on the site where the synagogue of the small Jewish community of Trento used to stand.
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