It was erected at the end of the thirties in the site of the fruits and vegetables market.
The complex has a wide gallery, projected by architect Romano Milani, and a big brick building created by Adriano Marabini from Imola.
The "Nuovo Centro Cittadino" (New Town Centre) gallery allows passage from Via Emilia to Piazza Gramsci, and hosts business activities and occasionally cultural events.
The Fascist House is dominated by a tall square tower that rises vertically over the entrance. On its sides it has two pillars adorned with sculptures by Amleto Beghelli, representing sport activities.