All Saints’ Chapel, seat of the brotherhood of the same name, is home to interesting religious works of art such as the polyptych of Blaz Jurjev (1439), depicting the members of the brotherhood lined up before Christ, a 15C painted wooden Cretan-Byzantine crucifix and a 17C painted coffered ceiling. Most of the icons are kept in a small museum where you can admire penitents' albs and enormous candles carried during processions (weighing up to 88kg!).