Church of St. Andrew the Apostle

The Mother Church of St. Andrew the Apostle was built in 1741, when he was feudal lord Gennaro Fulvio Caracciolo. Built on the ruins of a previous building in 1489. In 1836 it underwent a radical restoration which also caused the enlargement of the structure. The stone calcarenitic facade (tuff) consists of two orders and is crowned by a triangular pediment. The portal is placed in axis with the arched window grid.