could walk normally. He ascribed it his prayer to the fresco of the Holy Family in an aedicule on the wall surrounding the ancient church. Pieve di St. Andrea. It is believed that the church was founded in the 6th century by Bishop San Vigilio on the site of a Roman temple. It was subsequently reconstructed in the 12th century in Lombard style. Over the centuries the parish church was renovated several times. At the beginning of the 19th century Rodolfo Vantini renovated the interior in neo-classical style. The church is characterised by an unusual Romanesque bell tower incorporated into the centre of the façade. The church is so ornate and is regularly used for weddings. It is just a couple of minutes walk to the lake shore and also Garibaldi square, with the Garibaldi monument and "Vantini" Palace, the Town Hall. On the right-hand side of the portal there is a 14th-century Gothic arch by Giacomo Oldofredi. Inside there are frescoes by Angelo Inganni and one St Michael Archangel by Francesco Hayez. In the presbytery there are frescoes by Ponziano Loverini and Giuseppe Teosa. Garibaldi square, with the Garibaldi monument and "Vantini Palace", the Town Hall. Transportation The railway station of Iseo is served by regional trains to Brescia and Edolo. Iseo is connected to several other towns on Lake Iseo by ferry. Twin towns Iseo is twinned with: Tamsweg, Austria References External links Photos and information about Iseo and the surrounding region Official website of Iseo tourism Cities and towns in Lombardy