| The church has one nave covered with a fine wooden ceiling decorated by rosettes and a sixteenth-century painting depicting the Nativity of the Roman school.
Inside you can admire the interesting blades of the four altars of the Neapolitan school of the seventeenth century and the sixteenth-century funeral mausoleum of the Duchess Angela Castriota Skanderbeg, wife of Ferdinando Orsini, Duke of Gravina. The monument in white marble, of the Neapolitan school, rests on a base decorated with winged griffins.
The architectural complex of St. Sophia also includes a monastery of Poor Clares built between the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, with an admirable cloisters in Corinthian order. |