The origin of the Church of St. Peter and Paul at Caveoso has several elements of uncertainty. It is believed that its construction dates back to 1218; then, over the years the church has undergone modifications and changes that led to the current shape. The facade has undergone several renovations; It is very simple and has elements that recall the baroque; there are three portals on which are placed the same number of niches containing the statues: on the main portal Madonna, left St. Peter and St. Paul on the right. In the seventeenth century the bell tower with a square base which presents a balustrade adorned with geometric elements was built. In 1752 the church was reopened for worship Lanfranchi archbishop, on this occasion further changes were made: the bell tower was added a spire similar to that of the Cathedral, and it was placed inside a wooden ceiling decorated with remarkable paintings by local artists. The inside has three naves with a transept. In the nave it is placed in the main altar carved and gilded wood, realized in the eighteenth century by local workers; above there is a polyptych of the sixteenth century. The left nave is adorned by four chapels, while only the signs were in the right one: this side has suffered a heavy reworking when the church was detached from the cliff Monterrone to promote the construction of a chapel and a driveway to Malve and Casalnuovo districts. Inside there are many artistic elements of fine workmanship.