The church (now a sanctuary) dedicated to Saint Vitalia was built in the 13th century.
The present elevation is very simple and culminates in a single-light bell gable tower.
There are three entrances surmounted by as many windows.
The left side of the building incorporates the original Romanesque facade.
The left facade is characterized by corner pilasters culminating in capitals, from which three-lobed arches depart.
The main facade features three wooden portals in axis with the windows above them.
The interior has three naves divided by round arches.
The roofing results in wood.
