The most impressive church in town is the 12th century St. Triphon's Cathedral, overlooking a pretty square and framed by the massive mountains behind. Consecrated in 1166, it's undergone enough restoration projects to make even a British property buyer dizzy. The façade and towers were rebuilt in Baroque style after the 1667 earthquake. The impressive Romanesque interior has beautiful original architectural features and a few surviving 14th century frescoes.

Admission €1.