Barberis palace (XVII –XIX Century)

Three above ground level with a central part made as a rectangle, overlooking the street, and two further parts enclosing a garden. The front overlooking the street, has two pedestrian entrances, with its baroque frames, and three floors divided by rectangular windows, of which, the ones on first and second floor, decorated by rich frescoed frames. The principal front has three above ground levels, and faces the garden. A stair case leads to a terrace, from where you can get to an entrance remarked by a frame and a tympanum with the House emblem, on the sides there are two oval windows, with recesses and frames, overlooked by emblems, at the second and third floor, there are simple rectangular windows. The Western part of the building does not present particular decorative motives, further than a polylobated opening. Faced on the garden, there are two little prominent wings with terraces.