Church of St. Lawrence Martyr (Chiesa di San Lorenzo Martire)

The church, dating from the 17th century, has a nave with side arches; in the center of the facade, stands the statue of the patron "St. Lawrence."

To the side stands the bell tower, originally Romanesque, raised and remodeled in the early 1900s by parishioners who, lending their labor, also contributed to the construction of the rectory, the church loggia and the erection, in the center of the small square, of the statue to Mary Help of Christians.

The Church, on the back side, is connected, through a Roman arch bridge, to the Castle in order to allow, to the nobles of the time, direct access to the church itself.