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The baronial Palazzo Serafini Sauli, now the local Town Hall, is an ancient residence built in the XVII century, featuring several Renaissance elements and a testament to the Serafini-Sauli family who used to rule this land.

The entrance portal is a remarkable architectural structure that leads to the inner courtyard delimited by beautiful arches: they turn purple in spring, thanks to some wondrous climbing wisteria (Wisteria sinensis).
From the garden, visitors can access the extensive forest which hosts a Mediterranean scrub with pines, oaks and holm oaks (Quercus ilex). The undergrowth is mostly made of aromatic plants such as thyme, sage, mint and rosemary.

Along the paths of the garden, there are rest areas well-protected from the outside noise.

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