The Palazzo Municipale is the Town Hall of Chioggia, located on Corso del Popolo, the main street of the Venetian city.

The construction of the building, designed in 1828 by the engineer De Paoli, began in October 1839 in the same place where the Praetorian Palace had previously stood.

[1] The big structure is built in a neoclassical style and it stands in a porch, raised from street level by five steps in Istrian stone.

[2] The complex has three internal courtyards adorned with well curbs, the central one was built in 1768 and comes from the nearby convent of the Fathers Filippini, with the emblem of the religious congregation.

At the center of the main staircase there is the bust of the Virgin Mary attributed to Antonio Bonazza, also from the convent of the Fathers Filippini.