Town hall palace (XVII- XVIII CENTURY)

Pseudo rectangular planned building with a central court, three over ground levels with a roof style covering, made by simple layers in Luserna stone. The principal façade is characterized by a arched porch and by a lodge located on the first level, the marcapiano strings frame the first and second levels. The facade simmetry is remarked by the central balcony, overlooked by the town emblem and by the lateral balconies. The posterior front,m the one on the court, shows a porch on the ground floor, a stone gallery on the first floor, and an open lodge on the second. Three rooms on the inside have cealing coffers and frecoed frames.
Cealing coffers wooden cealing coffers painted with decorative spireal and geometrical motives.