The church of Santi Pietro e Paolo Apostoli is the parish church of Soraga di Fassa, in the province and archdiocese of Trento.

It seems that a church was built in Soraga in the 15th century, however, the first document attesting its presence dates back to 1512. On 12 May 1714, the curatorial church of Soraga became an exhibition of the parish church of Vigo and in 1772 a thunderbolt damaged the bell tower, which was renovated the following year together with the church. In 1802 the high altar was placed, coming from the parish church of Vigo di Fassa and, in 1818, the church was ceded by the diocese of Bressanone to that of Trento. In 1882both the church and the bell tower were damaged by a flood of the Avisio stream; the bell tower, which had been irreparably damaged, was completely rebuilt towards the end of the 19th century. In 1922 the nave was enlarged, on May 8, 1959, the church became a parish and in 1962 the building underwent a makeover; the consecration was given on September 23 of that same year