Architectural complex of medieval origins dating back to the thirteenth century. The building has a characteristic façade, where the signs of the subsequent restoration and expansion of the building completed in later periods are still visible. The porch and the marble gate date back to 1800. The interior is organised on three naves, with externally inserted chapels and it preserves ancient frescoes on the walls visible under posthumous alterations. The columns are built in local stone and the altar contains the remains of Saint Clemence, located here in the eighteenth century.
