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This small country church dedicated to the fisherman S. Pietro, has remained, the only testament to the old and now lost Leni residence through out the centuries, a small farmers village that resided along the banks of the Leni River during Roman domination.
It is not possible to allocate an exact date to the chapel, but “iVittorini” (a religious order) already attended to the construction and the restorations of a church dedicated to the very Saint of this place, in 1089. Present day the small church has a barrel vault and holds no furnishings of a particularly prestigious nature, nonetheless it still defies the passing of time with its simplicity.
