Chiesa di Sant'Eusebio

The pieve of Torra, on which the surrounding churches depended, has its oldest part in the bell tower: it dates from the 13th century, is square-based and Romanesque, in exposed stone, with three tiers of windows, one with mullioned windows of two lights and two with three lights. It is covered by a pyramid roof on which stands a sphere bearing a small weathervane flag and the cross; on the west side a clock is painted.

The façade is simple, gabled and of medium size, with the stone portal topped by a lintel and, above it, a lunette decorated with a fresco. At the centre, on the front of the roof, a cross bears the date the works were completed: 1624.

Inside, the single nave has four bays and four chapels, two on each side, mirroring each other and shallow, which house the side altars and the organ; the baptismal font, dating from 1558, stands in a niche on the inner west wall. The floor of the hall is of white and red limestone, in alternating squares laid diagonally to the sides of the nave.