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Considered one of the most important Lombard Romanesque monument of its kind. Inside it holds frescoes of the 15th and 16th centuries. The building has an octagonal plan and a semicircular apse dating back to the 11th century, although some elements suggest the existence of a early Christian baptistery (5th-6th century). The baptistery belong to the ancient Sant’Eufemia compound and hosts the works of Marco d’Oggiono, of the Leonardo school.