Buildings

Lucatelli Palace

Lucatelli Palace Lucatelli Palace

In the fifteenth century the palace was a city hospital, but between the end of the sixteenth and the beginning of the seventeenth century it was renovated, at the behest of Captain Lucatelli, whose features can be recognized in the bust, located in the niche outlined by scrolls on the facade.  

To the XVIII th century date back the modifications related to the project, by illustrious architects of the time.

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