Church San Lazzaro traces of it can be found in documents from 1537, perhaps of Romanesque origins, it was completely renovated and modified for the first time in the second half of the seventeenth century and a second one in the second half of the eighteenth. Some traces of the original building are located on the right side of the fourth bay, where there are also some parts of fresco dating back to the fifteenth-sixteenth century. Inside it has a single nave with four bays, paired with pairs of pillars, there is a baroque marble altar and four eighteenth-century side altars.
