Chiesa di San Giovanni in Jerusalem

According to tradition, the convent of San Lucchese originated with the visit of St. Francis to Valdelsa in 1222 and his meeting with Luchese of Caggiano. The apsidal part of the chapels was built around the middle of the 14th century, the portico in front of the basilica in the 17th century, and then transformations and restructuring for the restoration, especially of the facade and the roof (due to landslides, earthquakes and the 1943 cannonading), brought the complex back to its original state.

The church of San Lorenzo dates mainly from the fourteenth century but owes much to a reconstruction following the extensive damage suffered during the Second World War. It has a simple stone façade mixed with travertine and a gabled façade.

The Collegiate Church of Santa Maria Assunta was built in its present neo-classical form from 1863 onwards. However, the existence of the church is attested since the 11th century. By the end of the 18th century, the building was so unsafe that a first restoration was attempted in 1787, but an earthquake in 1806 destroyed the work. The northern part of the church was restored again and the oratory of St. Nicholas was converted into a baptistery. In 1863, the building was damaged again, so much so that it was demolished and rebuilt in its present form.