Chiesa di San Pietro

It is the oldest church in Mezzolombardo and was its parish church until the church of San Giovanni was built; today it is the cemetery church. It was built in the 12th century on a rise where archaeological traces from the Roman period have come to light.

In the 16th century it was rebuilt, and a date incised in the plaster of the apse, 1534, probably recalls that work; the consecration took place in 1558. The bell tower, however, bears another date, 1425, and almost certainly belongs to the original church: the bell tower has seen the building it accompanies collapse and rise again.

Inside, with a single nave, the monumental wooden high altar from the 17th century stands out, painted in blue and gold, with an altarpiece depicting the Madonna between Saint Peter and Saint Paul.