Yellow route

From our starting point you can take the small via Pacifici and, at the end of the small fall, you can carry on in via della Missione, on the left. The way, that takes its name from the missionari fathers of S. Vincenzo de Polis at the Annunziata church, takes you to the small square where is the church, now deconsecrated. In the square via della Missione ends and starts via Mauro Macera. At palazzo dell'Annunziata, there are the small buildings of Sabbi family (XVIII century) and, at number 9, Lino Marazzani building (XVI century), with a valuable portal. A few metres down you can see on the left the Palazzo del Colonnello Realis-Ciaccia (XVI century). Opposite to the entrance there are still now two columns that gave testimony of the immunity enjoyment.

Via Mauro Macera

In front of the front of the building there is piazza Colonna that takes its name from the Palazzo at the civic number 7: palazzo Brigante Colonna (XVI century). On the left of the building starts vicolo dei Marzi. You can go across the alley until a small square, then you can turn to right and, after the contemplation of other medieval buildings, also a house and a tower-house, go on in via dei Selci, where at the civic number 10 there is a building of the year 1636.