Church of San Vincenzo

Dedicated to the patron Saint of Cernobbio, which is celebrated on January 22nd, it has a brightly coloured façade, while inside it consists of a single nave with two side chapels.

Notable are the frescoes, the statues and the numerous decorations in wood and gold. The wooden high altar is a copy of the original one, considered a valuable work of art, unfortunately destroyed in a fire in the late '70s of the 1900.

The origin of the Church dates back to the beginning of 1100; it was already existing and functioning, but more modest than now.

The Romanesque style building was then renovated in 1700; this renovation led to a transformation towards a baroque appearance.

Evidence of the ancient structure is the Renaissance baptismal font which is located in a niche near the entrance.