Pieve ad Mensulas

The building has a basilica layout from the Romanesque age, with the naves divided by quadrangular pillars and a wooden roof, but today a quadrilateral apse replaces the original apse, of which the internal tax arch is still visible. The facade was the subject of a large nineteenth-century intervention. In the left aisle is a fresco depicting the Madonna with Child and two saints by a Sienese artist of the late 15th century, while in the choir is an Annunciation painted on two separate canvases. Another canvas by a Sienese artist, dated 1634 and depicting the Delivery of the keys to Saint Peter, is worth noting.

Inside you can admire the following works: 
-Madonna with Child and two saints by a Sienese artist
-Annunciation, painted on two separate canvases
- Delivery of the keys to St. Peter's by a Sienese artist