An architectural gem of incalculable value, with precious period furniture, it houses a splendid circular Gothic hall, the last vestige of the Convent of St Francis, with walls decorated with family crests of the nobility. A place of illustrious memories, including the first film showings of the 20th century, scenes in a film with Amedeo Nazzari and Alida Valli in 1930, the visits of the immensely rich King Faruk, Ava Gardner’s romantic rendezvous, or Pietro Nenni’s and Palmiro Togliatti’s political meetings.