Palazzo Manzo

Manzo Palace stands at the end of the Corso Vittorio Emanuele. It was built in the eighteenth century, in the late baroque style, and has three floors. It was the birthplace of Nunzio Nasi. The gateway is its most striking part, richly decorated with garlands, scrolls, lion heads and crowned by a large concave balcony. Today it is a private house, and when we saw it, it had a "sold" sign in one of its windows.