Church of St. Peter the Apostle

It is located near the remarkable belvedere of the hamlet of Ripe and was probably built in the mid-fifteenth century, as some reliable historical sources already cite it in 1483. The current configuration, however, dates back to the seventeenth century and has been repeatedly restored and restored.

The internal single room is characterized by a presbytery area divided from the rest of the environment by a triumphal arch and preserves, among other things, two beautiful baroque stoups, a seventeenth-century painting concerning the Madonna di Reggio and an altarpiece of 700 made up of a Crucifixion. The bell tower has a square plan and holds four bells.