In the countryside, not far from San Martino, the monastery of San Vigilio was founded in 1132, subjected to the monks of Vallombrosa by Pope Innocent II (1130-1143).
During pastoral visits in 1530 and 1532 it is remembered as a simple church, property of the Trinity monastery in Verona
but dependent on the parish of Rivoltella. Of the Romanesque structure remain a rectangular building built of pebbles with square stones at the corners, the perimeter of the church with a single hall, restored in Neo-Gothic style at the end of the 19th century, and the bell tower. This has a base in uncertain work with squared stones at the corners on which it then sets a masonry brick until the belfry with mullioned windows. The superelevation with a molded crown in bricks and destined for the upper part of a dovecote and “passerera” is probably from 1481, when the portico that joins the church to the rectangular building is also built.
Historical sources G.P. Brogiolo