Dating back to the 13th century, the Palace underwent many changes in the 15th century, including the addition of it’s present glorious facade.

Home to one of the most stunning courtyards on the Island, boasting a spectacular Renaissance staircase, you’re guaranteed to be captivated before even venturing inside.

As you make your way through its sumptuous rooms and chapel on a guided audio tour, you’re sure to be intrigued by the exquisite objets d’art, furniture and armoury you come across along the way, relics of its last owner, an avid collector to say the very least.

Open Tuesday to Saturday, and home to a café too, a visit to this delightful Palazzo is certainly not to be missed!