Palazzo Cannavina

Built in the 19th century on pre-existing buildings of little value and architecture, located on the current Largo San Leonardo, the street of the same name (Via Borgo) and Vico Fondaco della Farina, the palace unfolds over a ground floor and two floors in typical classical style. It takes its name from the deputy Leopoldo Cannavina who had it built.

It is still largely owned by his heirs. It contains a library with numerous legal texts and collections of parliamentary acts.