Saint Cornely Church

This 17th Century Renaissance style building was constructed in honour of Saint Cornely, the patron saint of animals with horns. According to legend, the saint was pursued by Roman soldiers and he hid in the ear of an ox. The image of the saint is blessed by the faithful and surrounded by the figure of two oxen. Inside you can see the murals of stuccoed vaults, the marble altar of the eighteenth century altar of St. John the Baptist with table 1730, altar of the Rosary with a table from the year 1715, altar of the Blessed Sacrament, the shrine of Sain Cornely and the 12 windows of which 8 are devoted