| The church of St. John the Baptist known since 1324, is now positioned in the seventeenth-century restoration, while retaining much of the ancient wall structure. The roof is gabled. The simple façade is crowned floor, has a belfry with three bells.
The porch of the seventeenth century, called by the inhabitants "lodges", is set against the left side of the church.
The Chapel of the Mount is a side chapel accessible from the entrance beneath the portico of the church from within, or entering on the left. In all probability corresponds to the "Chapel of the Rosary" in this construction in the pastoral visit of 1624. On the frames of a walled-up door, located on the right of the chapel, has carved a skeleton. |