Palazzo Mathis

Palazzo Mathis Of medieval foundation, the building underwent an important intervention during the eighteenth century and the baroque taste of the time owes its current appearance.More specifically, the building should be called "Palazzo Boasso", since the same is uninterruptedly in the possession of the Boasso family from the middle of the seventeenth century until the first half of the nineteenth century, to go to the Mathis only in the early twentieth century, after ownership Malabaila.
Inside, on the main floor, are the works of major artistic work with numerous frescoes and overlapping with oil paintings dating back to the eighteenth century, representing an allegorical cycle of twelve scenes in which the ox always appears, a symbol of the Boasso family.