St. Paul’s Church is one of the oldest religious buildings of the town (7th-17th c.). In 2017 it was converted into the seat of the Town Museum. Two visiting modalities interwinds inside: on one side the museum displays of pre roman and roman findings, and, on the other side, the church itself with the archaeological excavations site which include an ancient cripta where a fresco portrait of St. Francis (13th c.) is kept.