The Church of San Rocco was built by the locals who survived the plague that spread in the northern part of Italy during the sixteenth century AD, and it was severely damaged during the First World War, but it was restored again in 1957 AD. It is considered one of the distinctive lively places that can be reached through the stairs surrounded by plants and decorated with colorful flowers, in addition to it overlooking the beautiful Lake Garda, thanks to its high position between the slopes of the village.