Chiesa di Sant'Anna

The small place of worship in Tret was built at the start of the 17th century, probably within the first decade, and in its early years it was dedicated to the Madonna: it was also known as the church of the Visitation and as the church of Sant'Elisabetta. The solemn consecration was celebrated in 1649.

Around 1718 the original building was renovated and enlarged, and the church was later raised to the status of an espositura; in 1787 the bell tower was built. In the first decade of the 19th century the baptismal font and the status of a curacy arrived together, and after further works the church was reconsecrated in 1817. Thirty years later the hall was enlarged again, this time in the neo-Gothic style.

It was enriched with frescoes in the years after the First World War and became a parish church after the Second. The works of the 1960s brought wooden panelling and new heating, but cost the old choir loft above the entrance wall, which was destroyed. Between 2013 and 2016 the roof was rebuilt with larch wood shingles.