The Our Immaculate Lady Church in Rinignano sull'Arno

The Our Immaculate Lady Church was built in the middle of the XX-th century on a design of the architect Raffaello Franci, who wanted to reproduce the typical Renaissance features.

The interior of the church is on the plant of a Latin cross, with three aisles surmounted by arches standing on stone-made columns.

The interior is rich of fine art works, some of them coming from the Romanic Saint Leonino Parish.

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Along the side aisles there are two chapels, where it is possible to admire a stone-made tabernacle and a polychrome earth-made bass-relief portraying the "Our Lady's Nativity", both of them dating back to the XVI-XVII-th century and some fine XVI-th century paintings portraying "Saint Rocco", an "Our Lady's Assumption, Saint Lorenz and the Pope Sisto" painted by Matteo Confortini, a "Saint Elizabeth from Unger and Saint Rocco", dating back to the XVII-th century, and an "Our Lady's Educations with Saint Anna and Saint Joseph", dating back to the XVIII-th century, both of them come from the Florentine school.

Very valuable is also a baptismal font dating back to the XVI-th century placed at the bottom of the left aisle, made jointly by Benedetto Buglioni (1459-1521) and Santi Buglioni (1494-1576).