The monumental complex of San Filastrio is one of the most significant proofs of holy architecture in the Trompia Valley and for this, since 1912, it has been included in the list of National Monuments, which are considered very important due to their historical and artistic value. The building consists of three main parts: the church in the middle, with frescoes from the 14th to the 15th century; the oratory of San Domenico in the northern part, entirely decorated with a cycle of frescoes dedicated to the stories of St. Dominic painted by Andrea Bembo of Cremona (mid-15th century) and the chapel of San Rocco in the southernpart, with its fifteen-century porch. The cemetery was designed in 1931 by the architect Egidio Dabbeni from Brescia, well knownin the first half of the 20th century among entrepreneurs and private citizen both in the city and in the Trompia Valley, including the Beretta family, who, in 1923, commissioned him the design of their residence in Gardone Val Trompia, a municipality not far from Tavernole sul Mella.