San Sebastiano's Temple

The Church is now divided up on two floors, as was undoubtedly originally planned. It is a simple and elegant design, with a tympanum surmounting the square geometric form and five exterior openings. The three doors in the middle are adorned with copies of three low screens from the 15th century, which are now housed at the City Museum. The upper part features an architrave in two sections and a Syrian arch that stands above the tympanum.