Ths is a very imoressive & large building from the outside. Entry is free, but there's only a relatively small part actually open to the public - a series of large interconnecting rooms on the first floor, up a long and wide staircase.. The walls and ceilings, with paintings, are intact and preserved, but there is no furniture. No attempt has been made to restore the rooms to how they might have looked at one time, so be prepared to use your imagination!

A very beautifully decorated palazzo but no internal furnishings. Stairs to access (no lift was offered but I did find one hidden at the far end of the apartments which leads into the area which holds public offices/municipal doings etc) Not particularly fine frescoes but very pretty. No charge/ donation. I thought it was worth the 5euro for the 2 of us to encourage the further upkeep and opening of these historic buildings.