Church of Saint James the Greater, Saint Giles and Saint Christopher |
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The church is in Pisan Romanesque Stile and exhibits a facade divided into three storeys. The upper two are loggias covered with marbles and decorated with a Tuscan bands motif. The first floor has no decors but a noteworthy portal topped by a moulded architrave and a single archivolt lunette. Remarkable is the crenelled bell tower featuring a windows pattern based on an ever-increasing number of lights at each storey.
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Pesciatina Gate, also known as Mill Gate |
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It is one of the four gates of the old city walls. It is colloquially known as the gate of the Mariani (the ones who bear the Virgin Mary statue during the town procession).
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Saint Roch Church |
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The church is in early Renaissance style. It features a three arched porch preceding the main entrance. The building is based on simple geometrical forms with no details but two coffers.
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