The Church of San Gregorio, named by San Gregorio Papa, dates back to the eighth-ninth century, but in 1479 and 1670 it underwent renovation and expansion.
Outside, the facade of the Church consists of three bodies characterized by the main portal and two secondary entrances.
Near the Parish, there is also a square bell tower characterized by a window dominated by an arch.
Inside, you can find three naves in which there is the most valuable work: "The Madonna and Child flanked by Saints Gregory and Valentine" made in 1519 by Moretto da Brescia.
