Palazzo Gentile

Built by the Gentile family in the first half of the 12th century, it houses a bank from 1920. The façade presents a monumental entrance surmounted by a loggia, a wide balcony, and rectangular windows. There are sixteen windows, eight in each side and four in each floor. The first floor is rusticated and the rectangular windows are not framed. The noble floor is separated from the first one by a stone-frame, carved with the name of the commissioner and the date of foundation. The upper floor façade appears polished and divided by rectangular windows, with broken and curved pediments at the top. Molded and curved friezes in a Baroque style were added later.