The church dedicated to St. Anthony of Padua, currently owned by the Angius sisters, is located in the “East” wing of the “Castello Roberti,” next to the tower.
A typical small rural church, built of tufa stone, with characteristics of a manor chapel with a single-winged wing and pointed arches, according to Catalan tradition, it was built around the 18th century. Above the altar the painting by an unknown author depicting “the dream or vision of St. Anthony”; to the right a crucifix, two very old wooden statues of the Virgin Annunciate (6th cent.) and a bishop (perhaps St. Demetrius) (17th cent.).
