Description
Building built at the end of16th century. At first it was a convent under the title of Our Lady of the Assumption, and this is the reason for the small image that presides over the facade. In the 18th century it became for the first time the House of the Council. The original construction corresponds to athree-storey building and swordsmanI had a bell with three crunches. It had different units anda central courtyard.A big ladderimperial two meters, immense and majestic, raised us to the second floor. On the third floor the schools were installed.
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