Villa Bevilacqua, is an original building from the beginning of the seventeenth century, wanted by Count Federigo, which seems to have been built on the remains of a pre-existing building belonging to the family of the Scaliger. The building is spread over three floors with a porch on the ground floor, while the belvedere tower with balustrade has been added later as well as the park; Here is also the chapel dedicated to St. Francis of Assisi which later became the oratory. In 1796 the villa was assigned to a military hospital for Napoleonic troops. It has now been completely restored in a residential building.