Virgin Mary Cemetery Church

The church was originally constructed between 1617 and 1624 to serve as a place of worship for the Capuchin order. It features traditional monastic architecture and historical heraldic elements from its patrons. The building underwent a reconstruction during the 18th century.

Now designated as a Cultural Heritage Site, the structure functions as a cemetery chapel located near the municipal burial grounds. Its historical significance is defined by its transition from a monastic temple to its current role within the cemetery complex.