In fact,  its coat of arms, consisting of a small Greek cross, is a decorative element inside the church.  In 1851 the church underwent a major renovation which did not, however, alter the original appearance. Outside, the building is very simple presenting as only decorative element the bell tower and the central rose window in the facade. The interior has a single nave covered by a barrel vault interrupted by lateral sails. The ceiling frescoes depicting the Assumption of the Virgin and dating from the 16th - 17th century are worth noting.   Unfortunately, today they are in a bad state of preservation.