Chiesa gotica San Wolfango

Rectangular church with two bays with cross vaults and pentagonal apse. The whole is of typical Gothic style of the fifteenth century. The Church still reveals many of the typical elements of the fifteenth century such as the pentagonal apse, the vault of the nave with slightly ogival section underlined by thin ribs, the choir marked by the same ribs that depart from peducci corner, all elements that are also repeated in Churches Cadorine and Friulane. Built in 1420, restored and improved in 1818. In the vault of the nave is embellished with a fresco representing Bishop Volfango. The wooden altar in the form of a triptych of careful workmanship accommodates in the central niche the statue of S. Volfango, in the two lateral saints Sebastiano and Osvaldo. The roof with two pitched shingles, respects the original shape. The bell tower with a square base and a pyramid roof is typical of the Cadorine Churches. In 2002 the church was completely restored and the surrounding area was re-paved.