The church of St. Sebastian was probably built in the late 1600s and early 1700s; with major interventions in later centuries. The façade is classical, very simple, surmounted by a large tympanum pediment. The interior is hall-like, with three bays covered by cross vaults without ribs; the chancel is lower and narrower, with a barrel vault. Two chapels, also barrel-vaulted, open on either side near the triumphal arch, creating a cross plan. On the counterfacade is the tribune, on three ribbed vaults and three arches supported by two sturdy, highly tapered columns. The bell tower is dated to the late 1800s and early 1900s.
