Campo is one of the four Villas of Tassullo (Trento) and is on the road that connects the town to Nanno, in a place where once there was a cemetery or a holy field, where the Villa would have received its denomination. Here it is worth visiting the church of Santa Lucia, mentioned for the first time in 1448; this evocative place of worship seems to date back to the Romanesque period, with the bell-shaped façade that faces east towards the street; here you can see the full-sixth portal in Pink Stone and a rococo window instead of the central rosette. The interior is a single nave and ends with a small pentagonal presbytery; the central oil painting depicts Saint Lucia with the symbology of martyrdom while the altar, in carved and painted wood, has a beautiful ornate leather antependium.
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