Chiesa dell'Immacolata

It is a twentieth-century church, designed by Efrem Ferrari and built between 1948 and 1950. It replaced the old church of Ronzone, inheriting its dedication to the Immacolata, and the old church therefore had to be rededicated: since then it has been the church of sant'Antonio di Padova.

The interior walls were decorated in 1950 by the painter Carlo Bonacina, and the consecration took place on 27 May 1951, performed by Archbishop Carlo De Ferrari. The bell tower was erected two years later, detached from the building, and in the same year the church was raised to parish church.

The façade is gabled and divided into three sections: the central section is set between square pilasters and has a wall facing of courses of stone blocks, with a lintelled portal and an oculus. The roof is covered with larch shingles and projects over the central part of the façade, where it is supported by a wooden truss fixed to the pilasters.