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Built in about the year 1700; this palace has two floors and has been restored with the Livigni method.
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Classical music concerts, meetings and exhibitions.
Built at the end of the 18th century in neoclassical style: some elements of the façade are similar to those of the Basilica and Palazzo Di Gregorio in via Dante.
Palazzo Conunale
Built in 1843, its façade is in neoclassical style: on the ground floor, there are two windows with arches and the main door. On the first and second floor, there are three balconies with stone brackets and galleries. On both sides of the central balcony of the second floor, there are two tondos: on the right one there is an eagle, which represents the coat of arms of the town.
It was built about the 17th century in a neoclassical style.
Chiesa di Sant'Oliva
It was built in 1533 and renovated in 1724. Inside there are a picture by Pietro Novelli on the main altar ("Sacrificio della Messa" dated 1639) and works by the Gagini.
Celebration in honour of this Saint with novena and procession.