Former Convent of San Francesco

Vast complex of buildings built by the Franciscans between 1371 and 1411.
It reached its maximum expansion in the XVIII century, including two cloisters with a central well, a large church with a single nave with nine altarpieces and an apse overlooking the Madonna della Neve, a new wing, built in 1708, as a novitiate, a large brolo and a rich library with 127 codes. Today the convent complex remains the main cloister, which reveals the ancient Renaissance charm.
Inside the Cloister, in the large courtyard, there is the seventeenth-century pozzale and surrounding it, forming a frame, are elegant round arches, supported by columns with capitals made of composite style.