Church San Biagio it does not have certain origins, but in 1449 it was already in operation, so much so that here that year there was a peace treaty between the Venetian administrators and Francesco Sforza. The church has a single-room plan with a semicircular apse; to prevent any problems due to the erosion of the lake in 1720, the entrance was moved to the south flank, in the same year the bell tower was also built. The portico with columns in front of the church dates back to the eighteenth century, its interior has a single nave with a barrel vault and in the middle of the latter we find a fresco depicting the Assumption and Glorification of San Biagio. Bello the cycle of the stories of San Biagio. In the sacristy it is possible to admire a painting by an unknown painter dating back to the XVII century, which depicts San Biagio.