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Langa medieval routes between art, landscape and tastes.

Destinations and itineraries in medieval langa

Langa medieval routes between art, landscape and tastes.

Medieval frescoes and reliefs in Langa

Langa medieval monuments and routes

Langa medieval routes between art, landscape and pleasure.

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Luoghi da visitare (chiese, castelli, pievi e torri)

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  • Castello_di_Saliceto Saliceto

    Saliceto castle

  • Monforte d'Alba

    Frazione Perno, Monforte d’Alba – Santo Stefano

  • Priero

    Priero – Castle and fortified shelter

  • Castello_di_Monesiglio Monesiglio

    Monesiglio castle

  • Priero

    Priero defensive walls and tower

  • Arguello

    Church of San Frontiniano

Itinerari (in macchina, in bici e a piedi)

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  • AnelloRomanicoA4 by bike

    A4 Romanesque ring

    This Upper Langa itinerary winds along a very scenic route, starting from Roddino, where the church of Santa Margherita preserves some Romanesque features in the side walls. Heading towards the provincial road, continue to the village of Cerretto Langhe, where … Continued

  • AltaLanga_chiese_romaniche by car

    Upper Langa: Romanesque churches

    The route runs along the scenic ridge between the Bormida and Uzzone valleys. The starting point is Cortemilia, with a visit to the pieve (parish church) of Santa Maria, before continuing on the provincial road as it climbs to Bergolo. … Continued

  • Monasteri_Benedettini by car

    Benedictine monasteries between Alba and the Upper Langa

    Depart from the ancient abbey of San Frontiniano, just outside Alba’s city centre. This is where saints Frontinian and Cassian were martyred in 311 AD, and in the 9th century the Benedictine monks from Bobbio established an important religious centre … Continued

The project

The Langa Medievale project networks together the main secular and religious Romanesque architectural sites in the Langhe area, identifying valuable cultural and sightseeing itineraries.

The initiative has evolved out of the project “The Romanesque Network Between Alba and Mondovì: From Alba Cathedral to the Langhe’s Medieval Parish Churches”, run by the Museo Diocesano in Alba, the dioceses of Alba and Mondovì and the CISIM (International Centre for Studies on Medieval Settlements), with the support of the Fondazione CRC (Promotional Grant – Networked Heritage Section).

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Partner del progetto e sponsor:

Langa Medievale

Fondazione Museo Diocesano – P.zza Mons. Grassi, 9 Alba CN
C.F. 90009540049 – tel. 0173.440350 – info@visitmudi.it – Cookie policy
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