Casa della Confraternita, Udine

The two-story building currently houses the castle guard's quarters on the upper floor, while a large rectangular hall is located on the ground floor. The visible beamed ceiling has decorated wooden elements. At one point, surrounded by floral motifs, the Mother of God with the child and a picture of the castle in the Middle Ages can be seen.

The Casa della Confraternita is located in the historic center of Udine and is located in the current location on the ground floor of temporary exhibitions promoted by the Civic Museums of Udine. The House is of fifteenth-century Gothic origin and maintains its original structure. The House of the Confraternity is on two floors: the first is home to exhibitions, the second houses the home of the castle keeper. The ceiling still has exposed beams with decorated basins: in one of these the Madonna with Child and the depiction of the ancient medieval castle are visible.

On the castle hill, next to the church of Santa Maria del Castello, is the Casa della Confraternita (House of the Brotherhood).
The building, which is based on the Gothic architectural style of the 15th century, is mentioned for the first time in documents from the 15th century.