admire a Madonna of humility(fourteenth-century fresco of the school of Vitale da Bologna) Parish Church of San George. Neoclassical church, characterized by the nineteenth-century bell tower, column Doric (architect Giovanni Battista Bassi). The church of the Santissima Trinità ("Holy Trinity"), alongside the Noncello river. It has an octagonal plant and frescoes by Giovanni Maria Calderari, pupil of Il Pordenone. Church of Blessed Odoric of Pordenone, built by architect Mario Botta in 1990–1992. Church of S. Ulderico, located in Villanova suburb. Contains frescoes by Il Pordenone and the font and baptistery are by Giovanni Antonio Pilacorte. Parish Church of St. Lawrence Martyr, in the frazione of Roraigrande, contains the baptismal font of Renaissance sculptors Donato and Alvise Casella. Inside it is possible to admire a cycle of frescoes by Giovanni Antonio de 'Sacchis'. Secular buildings The town has many mansions and palaces, in particular along the ancient "Greater Contrada", today Corso Vittorio Emanuele II (wonderful example of Venetian porticoes and called by some small "waterless Grand Canal"). Below is a list of the most important in terms of architectural and artistic. The Gothic Communal Palace (1291–1395). The clock-tower of the loggia, designed by painter Pomponio Amalteo, was added in the 16th century to the main building. Palazzo Ricchieri: Built in the 13th century as a house fortress with a tower, it was rebuilt to house the Ricchieri family. It now houses the Civic Art Museum. Palazzo Polacco – Barbarich – Scaramuzza. Palazzo Rorario – Spelladi – Silvestri, headquarters of the municipal gallery "Harry Bertoia". Palazzo Mantica – Cattaneo. Palazzo Mantica. Palazzo Gregoris. Casa Gregoris – Bassani. Palazzo Varmo – Pomo, also known as House of the Captains. Palazzo Crescendolo – Milani. Palazzo Popaite – Torriani – Policreti. Casa Simoni. Casa Pittini. Palazzo Domenichini – Varaschini. Palazzo Rosittis. Palazzo De Rubeis. Castles Castello di Torre (late 12th century), residence of the Ragogna family and now seat of the Western Friuli Archaeological Museum. It was assaulted in 1402 by Imperial troops, who destroyed the castle. A few years later a tower was rebuilt. Castle of the ancient town of Pordenone, located in Piazza della Motta, now a prison. Archaeological site Roman Villa of Torre, remains of a patrician villa discovered in the 1950s. Venetian villas In the city there are nine buildings protected by the Regional Institute Venetian Villas (IRVV). Worthy of note are: Villa Cattaneo, the Gaspera, (seventeenth century), which is characterized