San Jacopo en Acquaviva

A church built on the seashore in the 11th century and extended over the next several centuries. Due to its location, it is considered to be one of the most characteristic buildings in the city, and its appearance is mainly the result of the reconstruction from the 16th century. The Renaissance façade of the church hides an early Gothic body, the interior of which was decorated in the 18th century with neoclassical columns and pilasters.