The Palace Martini Gori is a nineteenth century palace built by rich family Martini. The Martini, Siena origin, the Cassero acquired in 1500. With the extinction of the male line of Martini last heir, Judith, went married to a member of the family Gori. The family took the name "Martini Gori", and had great importance in the social life of the country, esplrimento also a senator.

In the second half of the eighteenth century the possessions of Gori Martini in Serre increased significantly, and with them the wealth of the family. Venustiano Gori Martini, in the second half of 1800, built a palace on possessions where they towered houses and the family farm, near Port Serraia. The design of the building, travertine and neo-Gothic style, was entrusted to the famous architect Augusto Corbi.

The front door of the building two sets of windows, single on the ground floor and upstairs windows. The central door is flanked by busts of two lions and an external staircase. The roof contains battlements type Guelph.

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