Built in the 16 C by Bernardinio and Zaccagni, it contains attractive frescoes from the Parma School depicting the Foolish Virgins (between Moses and Adam) and the Wise Virgins (between Eve and Aaron). There you can also see the the tombs of the Farnese and the Bourbon-Parma (in the crypt), as well as the mausoleum of Neipperg, whom the former Empress Marie-Louise, who became Duchess of Parma, had married.