Tresigallo is one of the few remaining examples of rationalist architecture, the style in vogue during the period of fascist domination in Italy.
Thanks to its rational, square-shaped buildings, it has earned the nickname of metaphysical town.
In fact, walking around Tresigallo is like walking inside a painting by the painter De Chirico. Tresigallo represents a happy and absolutely solitary experience of architecture, one of the few remaining examples of a foundation town designed at the drawing board, a heritage of social suggestions that only a "living" theatre can suggest.
Tresigallo, that for its recognizable peculiarity, linked to a precise historical period, has obtained the recognition of "City of Art", is, in its entirety, a historical and cultural heritage. To be seen in particular: the "D" shaped square, the church and the portico rich in bas-reliefs, the intersections of the streets with buildings with symmetrical facades.
