Piazza Regina Elena

Regina Elena square, built in the second half of the eighteenth century to give width and to divide Corso Vittorio Emanuele. The square houses two interesting buildings.
Re Grillo Palace, built by surveyor Filippo Re Grillo as the residence of his family. Characteristic of the building is architecture and art of Art Nouveau, which can be found in decorations of prospectus and in iron of the balconies railings. In the upper part of the prospectus a particular recessed loggia is placed between two large floral ornaments.
Biondi Palace is another Filippo Re Grillo work, it presents an original element: the prospectus, at the top, is covered with terracotta bricks, giving a classical imprint to the building.