It fascinates tourists with its Gothic-Renaissance style. In contrast to the simple façade, the elegant three-bay prothyrum, adorned with four red stone columns with Corinthian capitals, stands out. The Romanesque bell tower has a square plan and ends with a pointed pyramidal spire.
Inside there is a valuable Baroque wooden altar, a famous Gothic triptych of carved and gilded wood, two 16th-century altar paintings by Paolo Naurizio, a 17th-century altarpiece by Carlo Pozzi and several interesting 16th-century frescoes.