A small village of medieval origin built on the slope of the hill next to the centre of Abbadia Lariana, it was equipped with a defensive system of the territory precisely because of its strategic position. Today a castle remains as a witness of the past.
In the middle of the village is the parish church of St Antony the Abbot. The current structure is the result of changes over the centuries, the last of which dates back to the 17th century. During these renovations no paintings were destroyed, but today it is still possible to admire a work dating back to the mid-seventeenth century: it is an oil on canvas depicting the territory of the parish, in which the church of St George is easily recognizable.
In the church of St Antony the Abbot, the Sunday closest to January 17 of each year, the feast of the patron saint is held during which the traditional mass of blessing of the animals is celebrated.
