Not far from Piazza Sant’Antonio, stands the pretty Church of San Giorgio, dedicated to the patron saint of the town, which stands out for its sober architectural lines and the uniqueness of its bell tower, decorated with four pyramidal pinnacles at the corners. Inside the church you can admire some 17th-century paintings, 18th-century wooden statues and a wooden organ from the same period that is still in perfect working order, while descending into the crypt you can find the dark catacombs of the church.Â
