Basilica of Santa Maria

The building of the Basilica of Santa Maria started in the XIII century, continued throughout the XIV century and finished at the beginning of the XV century, when the facade with the outstanding marble porch was built.

The Gothic Mediterranean interior contains single Romanesque baptism fonts, an outstanding alabaster main altarpiece from the XV century, two sarcophaguses of local Counts, a Gothic stained glass window, an altarpiece from the XVIII century, an organ from the XIX century and mainly other fascinating features.

The belfry has Gothic decorations, although its architectural composition is influenced by the Romanesque belfries of Lombardy. It was probably built in the XIII century.

The Parish Museum exhibits, amongst other pieces, images, gold and silver objects, liturgical ornaments and archaeological pieces throughout its history.

The entrance to the museum is included in the general visit entrance of the Basilica.

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