Points of interest

In addition to the splendid woodwork and altarpieces by renowned local artists that can be admired, the parish also boasted a precious silver-gilt chalice made...

The Oratory of San Rocco in Baresi was built at a small rock-bottomed clearing, preceded by a wide porch for the...

The Oratory of St. Mary Magdalene stands at the pass, on the hill of the same name, along the ancient road to Mount Avaro and Ornica....

The Temple of the Fallen also called the Temple of Victory was born from a bold idea that matured in 1919: not just a monument to remember the fallen...

Along the ancient mule tracks and paths through villages and hamlets it is easy to come across shrines, tribulines and small votive chapels dedicated to the...

The Church of Cornalita was built around the year 1000 and is believed to be the oldest church in San Giovanni Bianco. It was consecrated in 1447...

In the center of the historic street of Piazza Brembana, along the ancient Via Priula, is the church of St. Bernard. The church, which already existed in the...

On the outside of the Chiesetta is an elegant 19th-century portico with arches supported by Sarnico stone columns. The rather sober interior has a single...

The Church of the hamlet Cantoni S. Maria was built in the third quarter of the 17th century, and as early as 1675 it appears to have been affected by early...

Ancient baptismal church, formerly dedicated to St. Lawrence, but later to Saints Peter and Paul, already present in the late 1300s, had been...

The Parish Church of Cornalba, probably built in the 15th century, was originally dependent on the parish of Saints James and Alexander of Lepreno, from which it was separated...

As early as the 15th century, a country chapel is documented in the area of Giovanni di Laxolo, which was enlarged several times until its demolition in the late 19th century...