It is the main access to the fascinating medieval village of Campofilone. Characterized by an elegant pointed arch and a Ghibelline battlement, the gate was restored and partially modified in the 18th century. Originally, it was a true defensive tower with a drawbridge, a room for armaments, and loopholes from which boiling water or oil was thrown at enemies. On the external facade stands out the heraldic coat of arms of the village and a lamb, symbolizing the church’s protection. Recently restored and enhanced by the suggestive avenue of century-old pines that precedes it, it now represents the identity symbol of Campofilone, welcoming visitors and travelers with its timeless charm.