Churches - ST. PAUL THE HERMIT

The Church of St. Paul is the most ancient and eloquent testimony of gotic architecture of XIV century, although its facade has been remade and the church has been shortened.

Inside there are intersting barocco Altars, some paintings, a sacristy's built-in wooden wardrobe (1725), the frescos and the Chapel of the Holy Sacrament.

Very important is the wooden statue of Our Lady, also defined "Virgin Mary of the earthquake" because peoples believed it to be miraculous for saving the town from the earthquake of February 1743.

Photogallery - Click on the thumbnails to enlarge
Inside (look to altar)	Inside (look to entry)	Wooden statue of Our Lady	Sacristy's Woardrobe
Barocco Altars			Fresco of St. Stephan
Map of the churches

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