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An elegant aristocratic palace showcasing typical Ligurian design elements
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A medieval cloister forming part of the former convent of Santa Caterina. Today it hosts the civic museum and provides a serene space with elegant arches and fresco remnants.
Renaissance palace dating from the early 16th century, largely rebuilt in 1529 by Gio Battista Ricci. One of the best-preserved noble residences in Finalborgo, it features refined stone detailing and once served as the town hall; today it houses the Historical Archive of Finale. 
Once the seat of local judicial authority, this imposing building remains a key landmark within the old town.
A well-preserved medieval gate at the opposite end of Finalborgo.
A prominent Baroque church notable for its grand façade and richly decorated interior. It houses important religious artworks and serves as a focal point of the town’s historic centre.
The main ceremonial gateway into Finalborgo, dating from the medieval period.