Palazzo Belgioioso

This is the famous work of the famous Italian architect Pimarini. His most famous work is the Arab theatre, which is considered one of the city's architectural treasures. Founded in the last decades of the eighteenth century, it is now private, so you can not visit it anytime. The courtyard will be open on National Day.

Not bad! Nothing special if it's convenient to go.

The palace is the place where the local Prince once married, so the reliefs, murals, statues and details in the palace are reminiscent of the romantic atmosphere, while the sculpture with a drooping head is often seen on the outside wall. One side of the palace is still being repaired, the square at the entrance is reduced to a parking lot, and the atmosphere emanating from the neoclassical architecture is still unmasked.

There are many buildings of relative historical value in Italy, which is very good.