Walking along this suggestive alley, you can admire the ancient Hospital of the Pilgrims of the fifteenth century, considered one of the few medieval hospitals that have come down to us in its original structure (subjected to conservative restoration in the Seventies). Being placed outside the walls of the fortified town, pilgrims and wayfarers could find shelter there even if they arrived when the gates of the town-castle were already closed.
Built by the Confraternity of the Holy Mary of Miracles, today it houses the archive.