The building consists of four floors above the ground and features valuable artistic and architectural elements. On the ground floor a large entrance leads to the stone stairway that joins the different levels. The rooms have ribbed vaults with fourteenth century decorations. On the first floor there are wooden coffered ceilings and two large rooms with eighteenth-century stuccos and painted decorations. The upper floors have wooden ceilings and tiled floors. The fourth floor room is characteristic with its balcony open on two sides. The b uilding has been owned by the Episcopal Seminary of Pistoia that in 1956 transferred it to the Tourism Board.