Sant'Andrea lungo il corso, built at the same time as the city by monks from the nearby monastery of Fonte Avellana, it was restored and enlarged during the 16th Century. Inside, the altarpiece on the main altar is the work of Palma il Giovane (actually at the Museum) and the baptismal font by Giuseppe Grossi of Bologna.
Santa Maria di Piazza, founded in the first decade of the 11th Century by Saint Romualdo and identified as the oldest church in Pergola, houses altars and altarpieces decorated with stucco-work. A 15th century fresco has recently come to light.
San Biagio, the simple facade contrasts with the rich interior, housing paintings in splendid gilded wood-carved frames.
San Marco, built in Romanesque style at the same time as the first construction in Pergola , it was completely rebuilt in 1776. Over the main altar is a 17th century canvas by the painter Giovanni Francesco Guerrieri.