Marian Sanctuary Madonna del Soccorso Dates back to the second half of the 16th century, has a single rectangular nave with a flat-bottomed apse; On its sides there are Corinthian columns and two semi-chapels that house the altars to the Virgin of the Rosary and to the Saints Bartholomew and Francis of Assisi; There are frescoes dating back to the 16th and early 17th centuries, some of which are attributed to Paolo Ligozzi. During the plague of 1630 it was used as a lazarus. Tradition wants it to be built where the Madonna appeared to a young deaf shepherd who, by giving him bread to eat, healed him.
