This church was founded in 1077 but has been completely renovated over the centuries, and it now shows off a neoclassical façade. The church houses a unique work of art - The Tablet of St. Agatha (late 13th C.) - it can be admired In the last chapel of the right nave. The quality of its paintwork is exceptional - Byzantine decorations are blended with a highly expressive power, making it a unique work of art unique that can be considered the apex of Lombard Romanic painting.