Palazzo Guerrini Bratti is a monumental building located in the Chiaramonti district of Cesena. It was built on a residential nucleus of probable Malatesta origin, designed by architect Leandro Marconi. Construction took place between 1792 and 1796. The small façade of the palace features a rusticated lower order and an upper part with stucco decorated with Neo-Cinquecento friezes. On either side of the pointed archway, the coats of arms of the Guerrini Bratti family are clearly visible. The hall on the noble floor is decorated with mythological subjects, in keeping with the Neoclassical ornaments present in the building. In the halls are depictions of Hercules, Lucifer, and the allegory of Liberty.