The church of S. Lucia di Pescantina is the reference point of the Catholic community of this small hamlet near the Adige river.
It was built between 1958 and 1961 on a project by Eng. Enea Ronca. Before then, for centuries, the inhabitants of the town had used the ancient church of S. Lucia in Pol di Pescantina, erected in 1949. Following the construction of the new parish church, the church of Pol became a subsidiary. The consecration of the new Church of Santa Lucia dates back to 12th December 1999.
Externally it has a gabled facade facing south-west and a bell tower.
