In front of Palazzo Comunale, stands out Palazzo Parisani, nowadays known as Palazzo Sangallo, it owes its name to the designer Antonio da Sangallo il Giovane. Built for Cardinale Ascanio Parisani, its construction probably started around 1516. The building remained at the stadium of sole basement covered by a gable roof until the completion of the works in 1932 at the hands of the engineer Stefano Gentiloni Silverj. Draw of Antonio da Sangallo’s original project is kept at Uffizi Museum.
An impressive hall leads to the different rooms.
The expositive caves houses exhibitions, concerts and events.
