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Il Broletto is a collection of buildings of differing architectural styles of varying ages that surround an imposing inner courtyard. The Palace of the Paratici is stunning with its layered arches. Within Il Broletto is an art gallery as well as a cafe. It is a delightful place of historical importance which is a must see whilst in Novara. …
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Date of experience: August 2020
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I booked a table on the morning for lunch at 12.45 (in Novara it is important to book in advance in touristy or places used by locals). Maybe the best risotto mantecato con parmigiano had in a long while. Under the arches enjoying the slight breeze on a warm day
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Date of experience: September 2019
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Since it's restoration there's always something very clever in its usage... Beautiful setting worth a peek
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Date of experience: December 2016
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Il Broletto is a lovely courtyard. There is no doubt about that. But it's just a courtyard. And there are far nicer courtyards throughout Italy. Take a look. Better yet, have a coffee at the small cafe at the side of the courtyard. It's delicious.
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Date of experience: January 2016
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We got married here, My UK family and friends were blown away that such a venerable public building should still be in use for the purpose it was built. This is not a rusty, dusty museum, but a vibrant everyday part of Novara Society. The architecture and frescos have been thoughtfully maintained without losing their antiquity to renovation. You truly feel like a part of history, and that you are in some small way a part of future history. The Registrar was very kind and understanding (we had forgotten the rings!) and personally presented us with an English copy of Shakespeare's 116th sonnet - a lovely personal touch.…
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Date of experience: December 2014
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