Church of Beata Vergine Maria Assunta and St. Andrea Apostolo

ebuilding commenced in 1472 over a smaller 14C Gothic church. It was completed by the architect Guglielmo Cremonese in 1514. Treasures conserved in the cathedral include a 16C organ by Antegnati and the pulpit; both adorned with a famous painting cycle by Romanino (1485-1559), a master from Brescia with an expressive and original talent. Also of interest are the wooden choir and, in the transept, an altar of Our Lady, a carved masterpiece by Zamara of the early 16C.