We are in a Camerano town linked to the earth, disguised with the ochre colour of the adobes that remind us of the reddish lands that once raised the rye.
Exposed to the sun and protected from the north, shows us the intention to occupy a territory for farming.

The river below could irrigate some small vegetable gardens and provided water for people and animals. The church on a hill, as a sign of defence, moves away from the urban area and approaches threshing floors for cereals. Its small size and its proximity to other sites are typical of the Camerano settlement.

In 2017 it had 18 registered inhabitants.