chiesa madre di San Cristofero

The church was begun in 1626, but completion was delayed for centuries, not finished till the end of the 19th century. The church has a white stone facade with a convex central second story.
One of the altars contains a large wooden statue of St Christopher, depicted in his traditional role of ferrying the child Christ across a stream. Other altars are dedicated to the Holy Sacrament; to the Crucifixion; to the Virgin of the Annunciation, the Madonna of the Carmel, of the Raggi, and of the Rosary; to the souls in purgatory; and to the saints Joseph, Lucy, Francis of Paola.
Among the altarpieces are a canvases depicting the Baptism of Christ, St Peter and St Paul by Mario Barberis. The Via Crucis scenes (1962) were made by Clara Barberis.

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