The church of San Bernardo, which stands in the homonymous village, is the most interesting from a historical-artistic point of view, as it presents itself from mountain architecture with the remains of a medieval fresco depicting an Annunciation.
The chapel in its current appearance is the result of several modifications, which make it impossible to trace its original appearance. Currently the church looks like a modest-sized building, made entirely of local stone and with a loze roof.
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Historic trails and slow itineraries between Pavia and Oltrepò Pavese: the charm of slow tourism amidst nature, villages and spirituality