The most important towers of the city:
Torre Peloso Cepolla
Located in Piazza San Michele, today home to the Roman Naval Museum and the International Institute of Ligurian Studies
Torre Oddo
In Rome Street, recently restored.
Torre della Paciotta
In Domenico Trincheri square
Town Hall Tower
Already said of Malasemenza, from the name of the family of origin.
Torre Navone
In Gold Medals Street it stands above the roofs.
Torre Lengueglia Costa
In Lions Square, one of these is in defense of the entrance. The lower part is plastered, although below is the Cisano stone ashlar. The upper part is in brick, datable to the 13th century.
Municipal Tower
It is the oldest part of the Palazzo Comunale, the lower part in Gothic style, while the upper part is in brick.
Rolandi Ricci Tower
In Gold medals Street, the two towers are severed and have been incorporated into the buildings.
Lengueglia d'Oria Tower
In Gold Medals Street, it was restored to medieval style only with the restoration of the 20th century
Conti Cepollini Tower
In Gold Medals Street, slightly sloping, it is the widest.
Cazzulini Tower
In Enrico D'Aste Street, in front of the facade of Santa Maria in Fontibus.
The building dates back to the 13th century.
Bell tower of the Cathedral
The most elaborate of the towers, has been expanded at various times and has unique decorative features among others.
Bell tower of Santa Maria in Fontibus
It is the only tower in the historic center that was born as a bell tower.