The House of the Two Saints is a picturesque house with reliefs of two saints on the façade, after which it is named. Although it shows the characteristics of a Romanesque sculpture from the 13th century, the building is a modest Renaissance building. The House of the Two Saints dates from the late 15th or early 16th century, while the façade sculptures were originally part of an older building, most likely the monastery of St. Cassian, whose archeological remains have been found nearby. The building is used today as a Conservation Office.

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