Churches and sanctuaries · Campodenno · Val di Non
Chiesa dei Santi Maurizio e Compagni
In 1449, a census of four measures of wine.

The first chapel dedicated to Saint Maurice is documented from 1449, and it is thanks to a bequest: a certain Nicolò known as Formentino assigned it a census of four stari of wine. Like the iron of the miners of Comasine, it tells the economy of a place better than any description.
An inventory of 1555 lists three altars, dedicated to Saint Maurice, Saint Lawrence and Saints Fabian and Sebastian. In 1616 a request was made to repaint the walls to the right of the high altar, a sign that the apse was frescoed. It became a curacy of the pieve of Denno in 1631, and towards the end of the 18th century it was enlarged and raised in height.
- Documented from
- 1449
- Dedicated to
- Saint Maurice
- Protection
- Italian cultural heritage site