Chiesa Parrocchiale di Sant'Andrea Apostolo

The Parish Church of Sant'Andrea Apostolo was built around 1054 and belonged to the bishop of Adria. Around 1516 it was rebuilt due to being in a dilapidated condition. Subsequently, the church was restored in 1695 and its monumental door was completely renewed. Internally, it houses the baptismal font from 1430, seven marble altars, and two valuable canvases by Giovan Battista Canal and the Veronese Ugolini. The current appearance of the church is due to a remodelling from 1771, based on a project by Giobatta Prandin from Tresto.