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The origin of the alley names derives from the families who lived there or from their feature; |
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| Vicolo Re | takes its name from the family of Biagio Re who managed a spice shope and had his noble palace in that alley. |
| Vicolo Monti | derives its name from the family Monti, one of the most important and very influentian family of the town. |
| Vicolo voli | t is so called because being very uncomfortable to go trogh, people went down there almost skipping. |
| Vicolo S.Rosalia | it derives its name from that of St. Rosalia to whom a little church was dedicated. |
| Vicolo dell'arco | because at the beginning of the alley there is a very long arch. |
| Vicolo del forno | because there you can see one of the most important oven (not operating today). |
| Vicolo Scuole Pie | because it was the residence of the first Maestre Pie, teachers who taught for charity. They were founded in 1834. |
| Vicolo Macerola | because its falling rustic look appears a mass of ruins (macere). |
| Vicolo Bono | it derives its name from the Balivo (a kind od Mayor) Francesco Bono who ruled the town hall from 1830 and them. |
| Vicolo Doralice | the name of an important family of the quarter. |
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