St. Rocco Chapel (XVII Century)

Chapel with a rectangular plan, a semicircular apse and with simply daubed walls. On its façade, framed by two lateral lesenes and an overlooking tympanum, on the centre it opens to the entrance and to a round window, having two little windows on the sides. The external wall on the right preserves some frescos traces. The original Church has been established in 1475, so the fresco traces, are likely to date back to this phase. The pieces of information about it, have been taken from (A. Caffaro, Notizie e documenti della Chiesa Pinerolese, 1893, p. 570). In front of the church, there is a milestone with an overlooking wrought-iron cross with the passion symbols on it, (a rooster,a spear, a stik with a sponge, the ladder etc.)