Church of San Pier d'Agrino in Bogliaco

already at about the light from the lake, the Church jumps to the eye also for its high crenellated bell tower. The facade has completed by a porch, while the interior has three naves with eight columns and seven altars. The impression the sixteenth-century S. Pier d'Agrino saw finished the restoration in 1576.

The church is still rich in paintings attributed to different authors and some paintings of heaven; it preserves, moreover, a casing of the organ of 1672, a silver monstrance embossed and engraved in the XVII century and the fifteenth-century wooden statue of the Saint sitting and benediction.

Just in front of the church of S. Pier d'Agrino is the eighteenth-century church of the Holy Trinity, better known by the nickname of the sanctuary of the Crucifix.