This 14th-century red-brick church features a series of brightly coloured frescoes by Lorenzo and Giacomo Salimbeni. Behind the main altar is a gripping depiction of the Crocefissione (Crucifixion) while the right wall is given over to the life of St John the Baptist.
Oratorio di San Giovanni
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