Dating back to 1163, located halfway up Monte Malbe, the Church of San Martino is preceded by a cypress-lined avenue, which serves as an entrance courtyard and was once the main road connecting Perugia and Magione.

This ancient religious building features a linear stone façade, typical of rural parish churches. The intimate and intimate interior echoes centuries-old peasant devotion. The name “in Fontana” suggests the historical presence of nearby springs or water sources, a vital element that once made the church a key stopping point for pilgrims and farmers.