Giunti Palace

Giunti Palace is a nineteenth century residence, once listed among "Works of Art" by Ministry of Education. Dating back to the early nineteenth century, was later acquired by Trocino brothers, who put some internal changes. According to popular tradition, Palace consists of 365 rooms, as many as the days of the year, but in reality the rooms are 52. It has a central portal in marble, dating to the nineteenth century, with a central family crest surmounted by Marquis crown. The ground floor is decorated with rusticated.