| The building is located in the heart of the old village. It is the result of the ancient strata, who have seen the accumulation of burial caves of the third century BC, an early Christian basilica of the sixth century with additions made in the early medieval ninth century, and finally the upper building, consisting of two parts quite distinct: the front half of the twelfth century - the century in which the bell tower was built - and the Romanesque style, and the back made the fourteenth century Gothic style. The facade is rich in Romanesque and Gothic design elements, with a central portal rebuilt in modern neoclassical style. Inside, the upper church was divided into three aisles by six columns, and presents galleries and chapels on the south wall there is an area priestly tabernacle behind which opens the chorus, with square pillars with a groin vault in the nave central and barrel on the side.
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