Pieve di S. Lorenzo : This parish church was built in the 10th century, on the site of a ruined Roman temple dating from the 6th century that was dedicated to Bacchus. The church is said to be one of the oldest Romanesque examples still extant, with its three naves divided by columns to the left and pillars to the right. The structure of the roofs of the naves is also rather unusual, with the western nave being held aloft by beams and trusses, while the eastern nave is vaulted. Inside, the church has some memorable works of art and frescoes, including the so-called Black Virgin, attributed to Giotto and dating from 1290.

Monastero di S. Caterina : This monastery dates from the early 1600s, and located close to the S. Lorenzo parish church. Although the monastery itself is not of particular architectural interest, it does contain some accomplished works of art. It can be visitied by prior arrangement (tel. 055/8495924).

Chiesa del SS. Crocifisso de’ Miracoli : This church was built in the 18th century to a design by Ticciani. The Carrara-marble floor is stunning, and, indeed, the church features numerous other exceptional marble decorations. The Crucifix of the Miracles, which dates from the 13th century, is conserved above the main altar, covered by a portait by Bezzuoli. The Crucifix is shown to believers on certain religious occasions.

Chiesa di S. Francesco : This church was constructed in the 13th century at the behest of the Ubaldini family. Its beauty lies in its simplicity, with its single nave supported by wooden trusses. The equally beautiful entranceway dates from the 14th century.

Villa Pecori Giraldi : This country house was constructed in the 13th century for the Giraldi family, and features an impressive Liberty staircase leading tot he upper floor. The villa can be visited by appointment on 055/8457197.

Pieve di S. Cresci in Valcava : Dating from the 12th century, this is probably the most beautiful parish church in the whole of the Mugello. It is structured around three naves, separated by two series of arches. The stunning square bell tower is adjacent to the nave on the left of the church, as is the presbytery.

Chiesa di S. Maria ad Olmi : This church had but one nave when it was first built in the 9th century. In 1280, the chapels were added, and in 1854, two further naves were constructed. The colourful stained-glass window above the main entrance depicts Christ the King. The church contains many other fine works of art. The is a service every Sunday.

Le Fornaci di S. Lorenzo e Galileo Chini: This factory was founded in 1906 by Galileo Chini and his cousin, and was an immediate success thanks to the quality of its products, which included vases, jugs, tankards and wall coverings. Although the building was badly damaged in the 1919 earthquake, levels of production continued to increase. For commercial resons, the company diversified into the production of coffee pots and bottles, and became a distinguished producer of glass objects, such as lamps and chandeliers (to be seen in Villa Pecori Giraldi a Borgo ;Pieve San Giovanni Maggiore).

Pieve di S. Felicita a Faltona : This parish church was most probably constructed around the year 1000. It features a central nave flanked by two lower naves. Ancient buildings surround the church, including the Oratorio della Compagnia del SS. Sacramento, an oratory built in 1730. Although hard to access as it is to some extent boxed in, the beautiful apse is of great historical interest. The same cannot, unfortunately, be said for most of the works of art inside the church.

Chiesa di S. Maria a Pulicciano : Originally built in the 13th century, this church has been restored and modified several times since then. It has a single nave, and inside features a beautiful Assumption of the Virgin, attributed to Andrea del Sarto and an Annunciation, dating from the 15th century and located above the western altar.

Chiesa di S. Michele : This church was built in 1715 on the site of the Abbey of Vallombrosa. It features a single nave, and contains a great number of 18th- century paintings along with a famous 15th-century crucifix, said to have miraculous properties.

Oratorio della Madonna dei Tre Fiumi : This oratory was constructed at the end of the 16th century and takes its name from the place in which it is built, at the confluence of three rivers. Previously, on the same site, there had been a tabernacle dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Legend has it that, during the Feast of the Ascension in 1758, the image of the Virgin became real, and she cast a holy glance at some of the women who were absorbed in prayer. After this miraculous occurrence, it was fully expected that a similar phenomenon would re-occur. This expectation prompted the decision to raise up the area where prayers were said so as to be closer to the Virgin. The church also contains a wonderful Virgin with Child dating from the 16th century, attributed to Jacopo Chimenti.

Chiesa di S. Michele a Figliano : This church was completely rebuilt at the end of the 18th century, near the site of the original building, which dated from five-hundred years earlier. The church is structured around a single nave, and inside, there is a fresco depicting the Virgin Annunciated, attributed to the Giotto school.

Monastero di Luco : This monastery was founded in 1871 by the Camaldolese Sisters of S. Pietro a Luco, an order whose history dates back to the 11th century. The magnificent cloister, built by Michelozzo, contains a portico supported by stone columns that in turn support a vaulted transept. In the vegetable garden at front of the monastery there is a little square-based chapel with its own vaulted transept. Inside the chapel, there is a fascinating fresco attributed to Andrea del Sarto, portraying Christ with the hoe and, in the lunette above, the Crucifixion of Jesus. Unfortunately, the building has been utterly abandoned.

Chiesa di S. Pietro a Luco : This church was built in the 13th century, and features an attractive 14th-century portico adjacent to the front of the church. The church itself is full of valuable frescoes and other works of art - the copy of the Deposition from the Cross, positioned above the alter, being particularly outstanding. The original, painted by Andrea del Sarto, can be found in the Uffizi Gallery. Close to the church, there is a small Chapel of the Immaculate Conception containing a terracotta polychromy depicting the Virgin with Child, referred to nowadays as the Divine Shepherdess.