Dating from 1760, this Neo-classical building is situated within a quadrangle of attractive stone buildings. Although it probably isn’t on most tourist itineraries of things to see and do, I reckon it is well worth taking the time to slow down when visiting the Old Town and simply take in the splendid architecture all around you.
I believe that this building also houses some shops and a cafe but, in these current Covid days, we weren’t able to visit the interior.