The church was begun in the 13C and has been altered many times since. Of the original structure, only the powerful Norman apses embellished by sober small blind arcades remain. The neo-Gothic façade and campanile date from the 19C.

Today only part of the palace’s façade remains: attractive bicoloured banding and twin windows embellish it. Famous figures in history stayed here before the earthquake destroyed it in 1693: Joan of England, William II the Norman, Constance of Aragon..

Rebuilt in the 17C, the church has an attractive campanile on one side and is decorated with elegant ogive windows dating from the 13C-14C. A pointed spire on an octagonal base rises above its crenellations. Inside there are two Madonnas from the Sch..

This charming small street leaves the St Nicholas square and owes its name to the arcades on either side.

This is flanked by the church of the same name. Its facade is built on basalt and the belltower dates from 1783. Also standing there is the Clarentano palace (1508), identifiable by its attractive twin windows divided by small columns and the small..