Church of San Leucio

Of medieval origins, the Church is dedicated to the patron saint of the town, of S. Leucio Vescovo. It is at the entrance of the village and is a massive stone building restored twice during the twentieth century (in 1908 and 1961).

It is characterized by a higher central part with a gabled roof and two lower lateral buildings with a single pitched opposing roof. On the façade there are three stone portals and on the back there is a bell tower with a square base with a final spire at the top. The interior has a single nave, a major baroque altar from the mid-eighteenth century and the statue of San Leucio.