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St. Andrew’s church, a very ancient church was founded during the period of Longobard control.
The particular layout of the apse leads us to believe it dates back to seventh century.
The church was restored during the mid 12th century. The architectural style of the frontal facade has three portals of which the middle one with arched beams, was sculpted after the second half of the 12th century by Gruamonte. Represented is the visit of the Three Kings, an iconography which suggests a special relationship between the church and the urban portion of Via Francigena, on which it was built. Stylistically, both Gruamonte and Enrico, belong to the same artistic school of which the cathedral of Pisa is a prime example.