San Sisinnio, Muronico

Until 1632 it was the mother church of Argegno's parish. Reworked in the seventeenth century and completed in the eighteenth, it retains its Romanesque bell tower. A narthex, a covered porch, precedes the façade, where Bernardino Barelli of Ponna painted the patron saint. The single nave ends in an apse and has four side altars. Their frontals are seventeenth- and eighteenth-century polychrome scagliola, made by Intelvi craftsmen. Furnishings include inlaid furniture, a Renaissance tabernacle and reliquary busts of Saints Faustina and Liberata. In 1848 the church housed the provisional insurrection committee of the Valle d'Intelvi.