Chiesetta di San Nicolò

The construction of the current building dates back to the 15th century, although it is certain that a Christian place of worship already existed here in the 14th century. In the second half of the 18th century the sacristy was added and the bell gable was demolished; the bell tower, begun in 1821, was completed in 1914. Inside there is a rectangular hall with an exposed-beam ceiling. The presbytery is square in shape; the main altar is wooden, with a canvas (possibly from the 17th century) depicting Saint Nicholas, Saint Roch (below), and the Virgin and Child (above).

The main wooden altar features, below, an 18th‑century canvas depicting St. Nicholas and St. Roch, while above a second canvas is dedicated to the Virgin and Child. Also noteworthy are a wooden crucifix from the 17th–18th century (on the left wall) and a processional cross from the 18th century in repoussé and chased silver.

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