The parish church of Santo Stefano stands at the northern end of the village, a plain stone building with a square bell tower that doubles as a landmark visible from the valley road. The current structure is mainly seventeenth century, raised on the footprint of an earlier medieval church.
The interior is simple — a single nave with a few side altars — but the wooden choir stalls and a couple of Baroque altarpieces are worth a moment if the church happens to be open. It is most reliably accessible around Sunday mass.