Church of Santa Giulia (Grole)

Located in the hamlet of Grole, the parish church was built in 1737 on the remains of a previous one, as evidenced by the fresco on the right interior wall.
The church has a single nave and is embellished with an eighteenth-century altarpiece depicting Santa Giulia and works by the sculptor Gino Salvarani: two bas-reliefs depicting the multiplication of the loaves and fishes and the Last Supper, the ambo and the mosaic of the facade with the image of the Redeemer.