The beautiful Church of San Martino, located on a promontory overlooking the village, is already mentioned in historical documents dating back to 1219.
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The church of San Giorgio, in a dominant position over the village of Lostallo, is one of the oldest buildings still existing in the valley. In fact, it was already mentioned in a letter of April 21, 1219.
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The church of Lostallo, consecrated in 1611, knows how to capture the attention of those who look thanks to the enchanting frescoes that adorn its walls.
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The church of San Rocco, located on the beautiful hill of Carasole, is mentioned for the first time in 1481, while in the seventeenth century the building was the subject of renovations.
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Church dedicated to San Carlo Borromeo, archbishop of Milan who visited the Mesolcina in 1583, leaving an indelible mark on the spiritual and cultural history of the region.
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