The building, completely incorporated in the fabric of the medieval town, preserves on the ground floor – once dedicated to services – a small library with the offices of the parish and a small church from where you can see the small trap door with access to the basement. Una bello scalone accompagna al piano nobile con due ambienti completamente affrescati e con soffitti originali decorati: 

• The hall is a large room with a fireplace and is frescoed with trompe l’oeil: among the figures and decorations, the coat of arms with the symbols of the family and the octagonal cross of the Order of Malta. The coat of arms of the Vici in its entirety and in its components (vase surmounted by blue lily and stars) is reproduced several times in the midst of profane figures and classical iconography.
• From the living room there is direct access to the other room where there are frescoed frames.

The second floor was used by the servants.

The ancient Vici family and Avigliano

The structure bears the name of the Vici family, originally from Stroncone, already famous in the fifteenth century for having counted among its members three Blesseds and several other characters of the Franciscan order.

The Vici were related to the most important families of Todi and Spoleto, playing an important role in connecting the realities of southern Umbria.

The progenitor was Ludovico, from whose diminutive “Vico” the descendants took the surname.

Ludovico and his wife Isabella were the parents of Beato Antonio da Stroncone (Blessed Antonio from Stroncone) born at the end of the fourteenth century and to whom a chapel of the Fortezza Alta di Dunarobba.

In Avigliano the Vici family arrived at the beginning of the ‘600, thanks also to the marriage between Drusiana of Atti and Patrizio Vici, and acquired the land around the castle. Patrizio left his inheritance to his nephew Sebastiano who, in turn, arranged that his brother Settimio had as a donation possessions and assets in Avigliano. It was Septimius who built the palace and the church.

Settimio settled in the house in the early years of the century with his natural daughter Angela, born in Todi in 1624.

At the same time in Avigliano was also present Captain Fabrizio Vici, son of Aquilante and brother of Settimio, probably engaged in the construction of the Fortress of Vici – the Fortress of Dunarobba – guarding the Via Amerina, and guarding the power of the nearby Castello di Sismano, of the Corsini princes of Florence.