Palazzo Salimbeni

It is also the early architectural style of Italian civilization. It is surrounded by some buildings on three sides. The history of this square is also very long. You can also see many good and fun small things here. The surroundings of the square are also distributed. Some unique small things.

The Palace of Suribéni was built in the 14th century and restored and expanded in 1879 by Giuseppe Partini, the neo-Gothic, is the headquarters of the world's oldest bank, the Bank of Siena.

The exterior is very low-key, the inside is very worth seeing, but some places are not open, there are many famous works in it, there is also a news conference hall rebuilt by the ancient church, which treasures the ledgers, various records, contract agreements, etc. from the beginning of the bank's establishment to the present.

On the way from the gate of Siena to Shell Square, several small squares will pass. In the middle of one square stands a large white statue, Sharin Beni Square. The owner of the statue is an 18th century economist. The square is surrounded by three buildings, the Palace of Sharin Beni, the Palace of Spanos and the Palace of Cantucci, but it does not appear to be officially open to the public.

Sharin Beni Square is easy to see on the way to the cathedral. The square is not big, there is a statue in the middle, in fact, Siena does not need to find special attractions, it is high and low, and it is fun to get up early. Sharin to you, is also the headquarters of the world's oldest bank, Mushan Bank.

Feel the center of the entire main road. Multi-fork intersection. There are three buildings on Sharin Beni Square: Sharin Beni Palace (PalazzoSalimbeni), Spanos Palace (Palazzopnocchi) and Cantucci Palace (PalazzoCantucci). In the center of the square stands a statue of the 18th century economist BandiniSallustio. The central Sharin Beni Palace was built in the 14th century and is now the headquarters of the world's oldest bank still in operation, the Siena Bank