Chiesa di San Martino

The first mention of the little church of San Martino in Fratta dates back to May 15, 1237, but the current structure of the church, at least regarding the presbytery area, can be traced back to the late 15th century, when it was decorated with frescoes featuring an interesting cycle of the Creed. The wooden altar, dedicated to San Martino, is attributed to the workshop of the Ghirlanduzzi from Ceneda, craftsmen who were very active in the area, while the altarpiece is by the Cenedese painter Silvestro Arnosti (1657-1636).