Also this way is famous for the presence of some buildings of the XVI and XVII century, as those at the civic number 25 and 23, in which there are a lot of frescos and decorations of the XVII-XVIII century. Then we'll arrive to Piazza del Seminario, on which reigns the building of the ex Episcopal seminary. Over the architrave of the main door there is a memorial plaque of the construction of that building and over again the bishop Giulio Roma's coat of arms, who ordered to demolish the ancient church of San Paolo and built here the aforesaid building.
Via della Canonica
From
here we come back in Via del Seminario, until meet, on
the right, Vicolo Scalinata, a street with steps of the
roman age which takes to Piazza Selci.
At the half of
the stairs, on the right, we'll take for Via del Tempio
d'Ercole, a way full of buildings of the middle ages,
excepted Palazzo Coccanari-De Fornari, at the civic number
5, of the XV century.
The building, nowadays under repair, was ceded by the Coccanari
family to the Tivoli's Commune to use it as a library.
We meet on our left another tower-house, built at the corner with Via Canonica near the ex S.Alessandro church. We can descend in Via Canonica, so arriving to Piazza del Duomo. We overtake the Mensa Ponderaria, the Augusteum and the Cathedral, then the Macello's arch and, going to the right, we arrive in Piazza Domenico Tani.
