| The Church of the Capuchins, was dedicated on October 18, 1680 at St. James the Apostle; the adjoining convent is, however, existing as, say the chronicles, was built in 1577 on the ruins of the Church of St. Salvatore at Trifizio. The church structure is very simple and comes with a sloping roof. The church building is merged with the convent, in which there is a small courtyard with a central pit classic. The interior is simple and focused on the Franciscan rule. From the nave ending in an apse with three leads interconnecting side chapels, full of signs of devotion. Behind the church stands a tower embattled bell in brick red at the top of which there are four bells. |