Chiesa dei Santi Martino e Rosa

Already present in the first half of the fourteenth century and linked to a monastery, the Church of San Martino was rebuilt by the will of the community of Dominican friars between 1674 and 1730, when it assumed the appearance that characterizes it today. Its particular unadorned facade is due to the fact that, in the early twentieth century, the architect Vincenzo Rinaldo, in charge of building it, was also busy designing the Church of Santi Rocco e Domenico, thus failing to build the facade of the Church of San Martino.
During the Great War, the building suffered severe damage and therefore had to be renovated. Inside it has a single nave and six side chapels; behind the altar there is his most precious work: the Adoration of the Shepherds by Francesco da Milano. In the choir, there are also the Altarpiece by Sante Peranda "Last Supper" and the painting by Ludovico Pozzoserrato "Santi Sebastiano, Rocco and Barbara" of 1590.