Hermitage of the Annunciation

Located in a dominant position, it is a stone structure with a gabled roof in the left part of which there is a small church and in the right part used as a hermitage.

From the short wall on which the altar is placed stands a small bell gable for a bell. The interior is characterized by the presence of two naves separated by two arches and at the end of the main one there are some frescoes of a popular character and a wooden altar from 1785.

Since one part of the building is much older than the other one, there are those who hypothesize that the oldest structure belonged to a previous cult building or to a fort or a watchtower.