Cantilevered House known as the Leaning House

From the side, this 16th-century house reveals a unique structure: a narrow ground floor, a first floor slightly overhanging, and a second floor even more protruding. Built in 1594, it showcases the ingenuity of builders of the time, able to maximize living space despite a narrow base. Its architecture is inspired by Gothic houses, with a characteristic silhouette and a notched shield bearing the mark of a craftsman, symbolizing the craftsmanship of the era.