The church of Saint Anthony from Padua in Vitorchiano in style and the nearby convent date back to 1793 and has a Renaissance facade characterized by an entrance pronaos with three round arches. Above this atrium there are still geometric decorations that reflect the scans of the three arches.
The interior has a nave covered by a barrel vault and at the entrance there is a choir with an organ.
The church is adorned with works of art such as the nineteenth-century high altar with marble and stucco and a canvas of the Immaculate Virgin subduing the serpent.
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