 The Church of the Immacolata, restored in 1588 after the Florentine conquest of Siena, once housed the paintings "Annunciation" by Niccolò Betti, "Holy Family" by Galgano Perpignani, and a fresco of "Madonna of the Peace" attributed to Luca Signorelli.These works are currently all in the museum of the Collegiata Church of "San Giovanni Battista", a Romanesque-Gothic building with a notable portal.It houses a "Holy Scene" fresco (16th century), a 14th-century crucifix, and a wooden "Dead Christ" by Giuseppe Paleari (1783).