By the 1970s, it was already a hub of city life, with shops, cafes, and a gas station that operated from the 1950s to the 1980s, a testament to post-war urban development. Today, it features historic buildings such as the 17th-century Albergo Italia, located at Piazza Italia 26, shops, restaurants, and commercial spaces, surrounded by the old town with its nearby palaces and churches. It serves as a bus terminus and a hub for local events.