The Church of San Giacomo in Arquata Scrivia is a building that preserves centuries of history and artistic modifications. Built in the 12th century, with romantic roots, the building has evolved over the years, bearing witness to the different stylistic trends that have followed one another. The simple façade is enlivened by the ornate portal and rose window that frames the central entrance, inviting visitors to discover the interior.

Upon entering, visitors are greeted by exquisite frescoes, significant works of sacred art and the solemnity of octagonal pillars that stand as witnesses to the medieval period. The atmosphere is enriched by Baroque elements that blend harmoniously with 19th-century decorations, creating a visual dialogue between the various eras represented.

The Church of St James represents a veritable journey through the centuries, in which visitors can feel the historical and spiritual presence inherent in these ancient walls.