Church of St. Paolo
Via XX Settembre

Architecture: designed by Pietro Massirio of the Congregation of St. Philip Neri (18th century): built on a central plan with side chapels. It was partly built on the ancient foundations of the previous Gothic church, the bell-tower of which remains.Paintings: Conversion of St. Paul (Carlo Gorzio, 18th century). St. Peter and St. Paul among the sages, modelled on the "Dispute" by Raffael (Vincenzo Cavallero, "Gaget" late 18th century, early 19th century). Painting from the Moncalvo school: Madonna of the Rosary (17th century). Sculpture: Wooden Calvary (15th century). St. Anne and the child Mary (Workshop of Bonzanigo).

Church of the Most Holy Trinity
Via Cavour

Designed by Antonio Guggia. Architecture: Master mason A. Guggia (18th century). Neoclassical facade (19th century). Paintings: Michele A. Milocco (figures) and the Giovannini brothers (architectural prostpects). Gonfalon(Bartolomeo Palizza, 17th century). Sculpture: St. Bartholomew (Ignazio Perucca, 18th century). Ecce Homo (Francesco M. Bonzanigo, 18th century). Altar: Pelagatta brothers (18th century). Choir stalls: Francesco Salario (18th century). In the "treasury" of the Confraternity the votive offering for the Palio of 1677 is conserved.

Catena Palace
16, Via XX Settembre

Residence of the Catena family. Vast rooms on the ground floor used for trading purposes. Magnificent storey-marking frieze in terracotta (15th century) inspired by the Viscontis. Internal readaptations in the 18th century.