| The Cattedrale Assunta (Assunta Cathedral) that was started building in the XII century, and finished in the XIV century, was completely remade in ‘700. Beside its front of 1771, there is the low Roman shapes church tower of the XIV century. Inside, with a basilic plan and three naves divided by columns, the church has a flooring restored in 1750, a fair choir of 1600 and a pretty wooden ceiling with carved and golden frames around the precious Porta’s paintings. The second chapel (1758) has a rich marble altar and three Carella’s paintings (1796-7), other two his paintings are kept by the presbytery. |