The only bit that remained exposed was the Madonna del Bevedere by Ottaviano Nelli (15th century), an image much venerated by the local inhabitants and enclosed in a niche.
Frescoes depicting the Annunciation, Crucifixion, Saints and two majesties were eventually uncovered on the counter-façade. Along the right wall is a fresco portraying Christ on the Cross, a Blessing Christ, and a Madonna Enthroned with Child.
Santa Maria Nuova is also interesting for its fine wooden furnishings. There is, for example a 16th century gilded altar from the Church of Sant'Agostino. Another noteworthy piece is the coffin containing the body of St. Ubaldo, which was entirely embellished with images of Saints James and Mariano by Maestro Espressionista di Santa Chiara (16th century).

You can easily reach the historical centre of town leaving your car at the Piazza 40 Martiri parking lot, using the elevators and the daily shuttle service.