This is an 11th Century church. Inside there is an upper church (Gothic), known for it's ribbed vaulted wooden ceiling and the 14th and 15th century frescoes; and a lower church (Romanesque) which is still used during the winter for religious services.
The air bombardments of the War (1944-45) destroyed the cloisters but the bombs didn't destroy the church. The restorations of the frescos, of the chapel and of the wooden ceiling of the church were due to donations.
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