According to tradition, this building, located in via Sant’Anselmo 66, saw the birth of Anselmo d’Aosta (1033-1109), who became abbot of the Bec monastery in Normandy and then archbishop of Canterbury in England. Anselmo d’Aosta is famous for being a theologian and philosopher; his name is particularly tied to the “ontological” proof of the existence of God.

Private property - Not visitable.