The Church San Valentino it was mentioned for the first time in a document which says that in April 1339 Bishop Gilberto di Tiberiade reconsecrates it after a period of raids by soldiers fighting against the Scaligeri. In 1391 Giacomo de ‘Rossi, bishop of Verona, gave it to the Disciplini to restore it and found a hospital for pilgrims in some rooms attached to the church. The church is known for its valuable fifteenth-century frescoes, both inside and outside the building, which tell the story of Valentine’s Day; on the east side is the fresco of a 16th century Crucifixion. The frescoes are the work of disciples of Altichiero, Giovanni Badile, Domenico and Francesco Morone.