San Giovanni Battista: whose construction was completed in 1769 and saw the ten-year commitment of the local population in its realization. It is located in the center of the town, facing the square decorated with a fountain from the Vantini period. Inside there is a triptych from the Romanino school (16th-century) and presents decorations with eighteenth-century stuccoes. The main altar is the work of Andrea Fantoni and other artists in his workshop. Church of Santa Maria in Favento: 15th century with frescoes from 15th and 16th century, restored in 1962. Church of Santa Maria Assunta: built in the 16th century on the hill in the ancient castle, it was parish until the current parish church was built, while today it serves as a cemetery chapel. Equipped with large Gothic style bays, it has the entrances on the northern side and a staircase protected by a trussed arcade. Sanctuary of the Madonna della Neve: built in Eighteenth century on a project by the abbot Gaspare Turbini It is a building with a central plan in octagonal shape with a dome. Civil architectures Palazzo Bargnani-Dandolo: built by the Bargnani family in 17th century. It was inherited by the Dandolo family and is currently the seat of the Town Hall. In front of the palace bust of the countess Ermellina Maselli Dandolo by the sculptor Emilio Magoni. In the hall of the municipal council there is a portrait of the nobleman Gaetano Bargnani painted by Pitocchetto. Villa De Riva: built by the architect Antonio Tagliaferri at the end of the 19th century. Military architectures Tower: in bare stone, with Ghibelline battlements and a terragonal plan, which with the ancient castle was part of the medieval defensive system of the town. Castle: it was built on the slopes of the mountain, where there is the cemetery, between the 13th and 14th century. As of 2013, only the fourteenth-century entrance to the drawbridge remains. In the cemetery, Vincenzo Vela's Bargnani-Dandolo grave (19th century). Demographics Demographic evolution Ethnicities and foreign minorities Foreigners residing in the municipality are 651, that is 9.19% of the population. The following are the most consistent groups: Morocco, 173 – 2.44% Romania, 135 – 1.24% Albania, 67 – 0.94% India, 53 – 0.74% Senegal, 51 – 0.72% Languages and dialects In the local dialect () there is the phrase Laurà per la césa de Ader'', or to work for the church of