The entrance door of this small representation hall in the 16th century style bears the inscription: “Animus in audiendo benignus” (Courtesy in audiences). 

In this hall is one of the most beautiful and renowned images of Saint Marino. Here, the Saint is blessing his town, which he holds in his hands. Traditionally attributed to the Guercino, this painting has recently been ascribed to Bartolomeo Gennari (1594-1661), one of his pupils and collaborators.