Constructed at the beginning of the 12^th century under the dominion of Gherardo III da Camino, Sant’Andrea di Bigonzo was consecrated July 7^th 1303. The Church was of considerable importance at the time as documented by the presence of bishop Arpòne di Cèneda and other illustrious guests at the inaugural ceremonies.

At the end of the 13^th century the actual construction as we see it today was added to the original 12^th century building.

The new Sant’Andrea Church was re-consecrated in 1486, even though work on the building continued for many years, until the arch was completed as we see it today.

The four columns in sculpted stone, delimiting the external portico on the northern wall, are clearly in renaissance style.
 
The bell tower, which collapsed in 1635, was rebuilt in the then current architectural style.

In 1830, the frescoed walls were completely covered with a layer of lime paste. After over 100 years, the frescoes were restored and again revealed to the community of the faithful.