Convento di San Francesco

Located on the hill of Santa Eufemia of City High. The construction began in the thirteenth century in an area donated by a powerful family and Bongos, and modifications and additions were completed in the sixteenth century. The structure is typical of 'medieval architecture, extending between the Courtyard of the Arches or the Cloister of the Well, more or less, both connected by a short hallway. The cloister has a rectangular shape, very spacious, with arches that mark the perimeter. Arches, columns are placed in the walls to soften and lighten the structure without affecting its austere air.