Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel (Chiesa della Madonna del Carmine)
Near the road leading to the Town Hall stands the small church dedicated to Our Lady of Mount Carmel. The simple façade, divided into two parts by a string course, features a gable roof. In the lower section are the square-shaped portal and two small rectangular windows in serizzo stone. The bell tower rises along the northern side of the building.
The date of the church’s foundation is unknown; it is first mentioned in a pastoral visit from the 18th century. The interior has a single nave covered by barrel vaults. Some architectural details, such as the arch of the presbytery and the apse wall, show decorations with neoclassical motifs culminating in the depiction of the Agnus Dei on the vault of the presbytery.
Inside a niche on the back wall stands an 18th-century statue representing Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
Near the road leading to the Town Hall stands the small church dedicated to Our Lady of Mount Carmel. The façade is simple and divided into two sections by a horizontal band. The roof is gabled. In the lower part, there is a square stone portal flanked by two small windows. The bell tower rises on the north side of the church.
The exact date of construction is unknown. The church is first mentioned in an eighteenth-century pastoral visit. The interior consists of a single nave covered by barrel vaults. Some elements, such as the arch of the presbytery and the wall behind the altar, display Neoclassical-style decorations. On the vault is the figure of the Lamb of God.
On the back wall, in a niche, stands an eighteenth-century statue representing Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
