The small and simple church of St Leucio dates back to the ninth century.
Its small rock facade with a gabled roof is embellished only by a Romanesque door with a frescoed lunette and a rectangular window above the door that lets light into the church.
It is accessed via some steps and on the back you can see a small bell tower with a bell.
The interior has a single nave with two side chapels that have been added later.
The two chapels and the altar area are defined by three large arches with a simple smooth stone frame.
The area of the altar and chapels, dedicated to Santa Salome and the Addolorata, are decorated with frescoes dating back to the XIII-XIV century.
A walled plaque shows the year 1079 for the dedication of the church to San Leucio confessor by Pope Gregorio VII.
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