The place where stands the church of San Michele Arcangelo was always dedicated to the cult already in the Etruscan age. The building is about the fifth-sixth century and is among the oldest churches in Italy.

The plan is circular. Inside the space is bounded by 16 columns that probably first belonged to a Roman building.

Two chapels adjacent to the plant gives the building a structure similar to the Greek cross.

Inside, hidden among the frescoes and columns, there are some crosses licenses (ie the cross inscribed in a circle).

This symbol was linked to the sphere of the Templars.

In addition, the entrance is a pentagram, a symbol that was tied to the worship of Venus and black magic.

time visits

working days and holidays:

9:30 to 12:00, 15:30 to 18:30 Winter

working days and holidays: 9.30-12.00; 15:30 to 19:00 in summer.

Closed on Monday