The Saint Fiora and Lucilla Parish in Santa Fiora

The Saint Fiora and Lucilla Parish probably was built during the Early Middle Ages and during the next centuries it subdued numerous restoration works aiming to restore its original aspect.

On the facade it is possible to admire a rose-window showing the typical Romanic style and a portal built according to the late sixteenth-century style.

The interior of the parish has three aisles, of which that middle one shows a roof with trusses.

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The Saint Fiora and Lucilla Parish saves numerous fine art works, all made by Andrea della Robbia (1435-1525) among them it is possible to admire: along the right aisle, a dossal in tryptich shape portraying a ""Penitent Saint Girolamo, an "Our Lady's Crowning" and a "Stigmatized Saint Francis"; along the middle aisle, a finely decorated pulpit with three bass-relieves portraying an "Apostles' Communion", an "Ascension" and a "Resurrection" respectively; along the left aisle, a dossal portraying an "Our Lady among Angels" and a fine earthenware portraying "Jesus' Baptism".