The parish church of Santi Pietro and Paolo dates back to the early medieval period, being mentioned for the first time in a papal seal of 1181. Yet, it is now in Baroque style, as it has been renovated by the architect Ignazio Pellegrino in 1756.
The plan of the church is quadrangular, containing a single elliptical room covered by a dome and surrounded by a deambulatory, on which two symmetrical chapels open to the sides.
The façade of the church is divided into two parts in the style of the Pisan architecture of the time. In the lower one, a marble plaque with a long inscription shows the name of the customers: Ranieri and Giuseppe Santucci.
Inside the church there is a valuable organ built by Marcello Paoli between the end of the 19th and the early 20th centuries.
The parish church of Santi Pietro and Paolo dates back to the early medieval period, being mentioned for the first time in a papal seal of 1181. Yet, it is now in Baroque style, as it has been renovated by the architect Ignazio Pellegrino in 1756.
The plan of the church is quadrangular, containing a single elliptical room covered by a dome and surrounded by a deambulatory, on which two symmetrical chapels open to the sides.
The façade of the church is divided into two parts in the style of the Pisan architecture of the time. In the lower one, a marble plaque with a long inscription shows the name of the customers: Ranieri and Giuseppe Santucci.
Inside the church there is a valuable organ built by Marcello Paoli between the end of the 19th and the early 20th centuries.
