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To live in Church of Saints Agata and Apollonia

Built around the 11th - 12th century, it has a Romanesque structure with a single nave. It was later enriched with a bell tower and a hermitage-house that hosted the church keeper until 1960. It has a gable façade and a massive bell tower.
Internally, the nave is separated from the choir by a triumphal arch; the roof framing is with trusses. The most important pastoral visits to the church include the visit of cardinal S. Gregorio Barbarigo (1666) and the visit of the bishop Nicolò Antonio Giustiniani (1774), who put his signature on the document that certified the authenticity of the relics of the two Saints preserved inside the church.
In 1969 it was dedicated to the victims of all wars, a dedication that is re- called on April 25 every year with a drawing and painting contest attended by students from secondary schools.

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