The Church of Santa Tecla is a Romanesque building of the XIII century located right on the shore of the lake, where the tall stone bell tower mirrors itself, equipped with single-arched windows and the double-arched window of the belfry.
The clear façade toward the lake has been made later and is characterized by a transitional style between the large gothic rose window and the Renaissance portal.
Inside there is the famous fresco called by inhabitants of Torno “Man of Sorrows” by local painter Bartolomeo De Benzi of 1502, which represents the Passion of Christ with tools (nails, hammers, sickles, saws) used in the agricultural civilization of Torno end of the fifteenth century.
