The church of the Immacolata was built in 1789. Inside you can see a statue in local stone - probably of the 17th century - portraying Saint Sebastian. This statue belonged to a no-longer-existing church, which might have been located outside of the town centre, close to Porta Grande. Also, you’ll see a small painting that depicts Saint Teresa of Ávila by Vincenzo Fato. Next to the church, you’ll find Arco Barberio, the magnificent entrance of a building from 1715, which was never completed. It houses the homonymous confraternity since its construction.
