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Palazzo La Porta

La Porta Palace

A 17th–18th-century patrician residence built at the height of the La Porta family’s prominence. The austere Baroque façade is constructed from large squared blocks of tuff, with simple windows and elegant projecting balconies.

Address: Via Vittorio Emanuele, 99
Price: Free (Exterior visible)

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