The parish church of Sant'Ambrogio dominates the small main square of the village. It was rebuilt in 1810 on the site of an earlier medieval church that had been damaged in the Napoleonic battles of the 1790s; the present neoclassical façade and three-nave interior date from that rebuild.
Inside, a few decorative pieces survive from the older church, and the bell tower keeps the medieval base. The church is generally open during daylight hours.