Chiesa di Sant'Udalrico

It stands in Corte Inferiore, a hamlet of Rumo, and is a subsidiary church of the parish church of Marcena. The first mention dates from 1327, but surveys carried out during the restorations show that a building already existed before the 14th century: the south wall of the nave and at least part of the façade would belong to it. A second mention appears in a bull of indulgences of 1421.

In 1471 Giovanni and Battista Baschenis worked here in fresco, on the nave and on at least part of the exterior: it is one of the places in the Val di Non where the Bergamo workshop left its mark.

The cemetery around it was consecrated in 1501. At the beginning of the 16th century the church was enlarged and raised, and by 1512 it was reconsecrated by the suffragan bishop Michele Iorba. The works were in all probability directed by Bernardino de Viscardi, who in those years was already engaged on the church of Marcena.