Church San Pietro in Vincoli; it’s not possible to give it an exact date, according to some should be identified with the chapel of St. Simon Jude in 1159, but the Austrian archaeologist Bitschnau based on the analysis of masonry claimed that the building was prior to the twelfth century but the estimate is controversial, perhaps the building of the church should be postponed until the fourteenth century. The façade of the church and completely rebuilt in the eighteenth century while maintaining its original structure with a gabled structure, facing west along to a semicircular apse of an architecture Roman minor. A single nave through the triumphal arch leads to the altar and apse. A very simple but with a very valuable painting kit, here we can see on the wall of the north from west to east the crucified Christ between the Virgin and the saints Bartholomew the Apostle John and Zeno, The Virgin nursing the Child Enthroned with Saints Bartholomew, Luke, John the Baptist and Catherine of Alexandria kneeling devoutly the two commitenti Bartholomew and Ingelterio.