Palazzo Reviviscar

The Persico family built his palace on a fourteenth-century tower house belonged to Gaia da Camino, enriching it between 1496 and 1506 with a facade characterized by stone elements. After 1596 it was belonged by the historian Giorgio Piloni. It was changed radically in the nineteenth century. A major fire in 1933 spared only the facade. It was rebuilt in 1941 bringing it back to the eighteenth-century configuration.