Chiesa di Sant'Andrea Apostolo

The Church of the district of Sant'Andrea was erected in 1870, on the foundations of the previous one, when Don Antonio Trettene was the chaplain. Dedicated to the Apostle St. Andrew and the Blessed Virgin, in a modern style and of modest size.
On the facade of the Church, there are two niches with sandstone statues of St. Andrew and St. Barnabas. The interior boasts a nave with sail vaults. Of the five altars, the main one is made of colored marbles (probably from a desecrated church in Verona).
The right side altars: one contains a valuable painting by Donati representing St. Andrew and St. Barnabas, while the other features a painting by Miolato portraying the passing of St. Joseph. The other two altars on the left contain statues, in plaster, of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and of the Sorrowful Mother (Patroness of the Church).
A small wooden statue of the Sorrowful Mother, from the 1700s, is carried in procession every year on September 15.
The paintings of the apse, the four evangelists, are the work of Moreno Zoppi while the Eternal Father in the basin is by Resi. The pulpit is decorated with Baroque sculptures.