Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul
Started on October 4, 1900, difficulties and wartime events delayed the work: the new church was consecrated on August 21, 1920. Inside, there are precious paintings from the 16th and 17th centuries. In addition to the main altar, there are five baroque altars and the baptismal font on either side of the nave. The true marble gem is the ancient altar of Saint Cecilia, crafted in Venice for the Cathedral of Treviso; it was refused by the clients and then purchased by the noble Piovene family, who donated it to the community. Relics such as tombstones, portals, pediments, and tabernacles from the 15th century, coming from another church destroyed in 1876, adorn the Cathedral. The restorations of the 1990s restored the stones to their original beauty.
Campanella
The "Campanella" is the old bell tower, located in the town square, all that remains of the church of Santa Cecilia, dismantled in 1950 and reassembled in the only district of Valle. Thus, the square has the uniqueness of two bell towers. The exact time of its construction is unknown, but the original tower likely dates back to the 15th century. In the 17th century, the bell tower was raised and structured in the splendid form we see today.
