Camporgiano stands at the foot of an old castle and tower dating back of the XV century.
In the church, dedicated to San Jacopo, there are some beautiful baroque altars and a precious Crucifix of the XV century.
The village, situated in a fine position with a beautiful view over the Passo delle Radici and the Appennines, is famous for its balconies full of flowers and for an important meeting with many folk groups, the Festival of Folklore, which is held during the last week of July.