It features tall houses, stone arches around gates, doors and windows and typical wrought-iron balconies. On some door-jambs are still visible a rectangular hole for the mezuzah: a container in which there is a roll of parchment with Biblical verse typical of houses of practicing Jews. Some of the houses still show their year of construction. For instance, number 16/B shows on a lunette in wrought iron the year “1808”; number 4 has the numbers “5564” which means (according to the Jewish calendar) the year 1804. Inside one building there is still the safe of the Jona company, a rich company that gave rise to the popular saying: “Do you think I have the Jona’s cash register?”