Church of San Cipriano and Santa Giustina

The church of San Cipriano is a very ancient church, mentioned for the first time in the bull of Pope Lucius III of 1184.
The building was restored in 1722, when the bell tower was built and in 1729 the church was sold by the Municipality as property to the inhabitants of the hamlet.
Inside there are some frescoes from the end of the 15th century depicting St. Sebastian and other saints.
From the Romanesque period, the semicircular apse is preserved, marked by thin pilasters, resting on a high base, which divide the structure into three compartments, in each of which there is a single-lancet window.