It was built after the death of the Saint in 1226 and built in the place where St. Francis had lived." n"nThe interior of the church has three naves, divided by cylindrical pillars that support arches. On the side aisles there are five chapels on each side, the most beautiful is on the right and is the Chapel of the Eroli characteristic for the fifteenth-century architecture, decorated with frescoes reproducing some episodes from the life of St. Francis. The church is rich in frescoes, both on the pillars and in the chapels. Styles | Village | Cityscape | History | Architecture

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