Church of the Saints Sylvester and Rocco

Built in stone in 1529 and consecrated in 1581, it was restored in the eighties of the twentieth century. On the façade, surmounted by a bell tower with two bells, is the portal above which a round window is placed. The interior has two naves of which the left was added probably in the seventeenth century, as reported by the date engraved on the architrave of the portal (Ave Templum Domini 1631). The main aisle ends with a baroque altar of exquisite workmanship with the wooden columns painted in gold in whose side aedicules are the wooden statues of the two saints. On one of the columns supporting the arches is the plaque with the Cross of Indulgences that Pope Leo XIII granted in 1901.