There are four different locations that house works of art in the village: 1) the Civic Art Gallery 2) the Church of Sant'Agostino 3) the Church of the Madonna delle Grazie and 4) the Church of San Martino Vescovo.

After being dropped off in the centre feel free to look inside Palazzo Ricci, now home to the Civic Art Gallery. Here interesting works of art once belonging to Monsignor Armindo Ricci are spread throughout its regal rooms.

Outside of the Gallery you'll find the Church of Sant'Agostino that houses a beautiful fresco by Vincenzo Pagani and a painting attributed to Sebastiano Ghezzi. A few minutes walk from the gallery you can find the Church of San Martino Vescovo that houses paintings by Carlo and Vittore Crivelli and a beautifully restored organ. A bit further down the hill there's the Church of the Madonna delle Grazie where you'll find ancient frescoes attributable to Pagani or to his students. Every year this beautifully renovated church hosts a classical music show called I Concerti delle Grazie and numerous exhibitions of ancient and contemporary art.

For opening times and access it is advised to ring the adjacent Art Gallery on +39 331 231 4715.

📸 A photograph of the masterpiece by Carlo and Vittore Crivelli