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Visible from afar, this shrine dominates a suggestive landscape of vineyards and rolling hills, a crossing point between the Alta Langa and the most famous Langa, that of the vineyards. The climb from Bastia Mondovì is gradual and never extreme, the landscape that gradually widens then repays the efforts. Bring water supplies because there is none to be found, furthermore the exposure of the road is almost all to the South. The visit to the shrine repays the small detour necessary to reach it.

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Shrine of San Bernardo with a view, excellent for a stop

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The construction of the Shrine of St. Bernard dates back to the period 1947/1951. It was built on the highest hill in the area where, at that time, an elementary school and a small chapel stood. The work was financed with contributions from various organizations but above all thanks to the collaboration of many volunteers. In the churchyard, in the ossuary the bodies of eight partisans are collected and on the tombstones of the path of the Shrine are carved the names of about a thousand fallen in the struggle for liberation who, from September 1943 to April 1945 lost their lives in the Casotto valleys, Corsaglia, Ellero and in all the Langhe.

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Small town but rich in history, the castle is very beautiful

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Memorial to the fallen of the Second World War

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Private castle that cannot be visited

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In the Langhe, one of the most famous wine regions in the world, you can admire the change of season, the vineyards change color and you are immersed in a fascinating nature and landscape. The view that can be enjoyed from the Shrine of St. Bernard is always worth a stop.

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In the Langhe, one of the most famous wine regions in the world, you can admire the change of season, the vineyards change color and you are immersed in a fascinating nature and landscape.

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The construction of the castle can be traced back to the period between 950 and 1000. Typically medieval construction whose solid grandeur is barely embellished by a massive tower.

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The construction of the Partisan Memorial took place between 1947 and 1951. Situated in a splendid panoramic position, it offers a breathtaking view of the entire Alpine arc dominated by Monviso and the Langhe. Below the wide and sinuous bends of the Tanaro are clearly visible. Recommended on clear days.

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The construction of the Memorial dates back to between 1947 and 1951 and was inaugurated by the Head of Government Alcide De Gasperi, in the presence of numerous authorities from all over Italy. It was built on the highest hill in the area where, at that time, an elementary school and a small chapel stood. The bodies of eight partisans are collected in the ossuary and the names of about a thousand who died in the liberation struggle are carved on the tombstones in the driveway. It is slightly uphill but once you get to the top you dominate the whole landscape below, enjoying an exceptional view of the Langa which still remains rural.

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The gravel of the avenue gives off a white that recalls purity and once you get to the top you dominate the whole landscape below. We are in San Bernardo, the hill of Bastia, where the Partisan Memorial stands, where the name of the fallen is engraved on the white plaques on the large tree-lined avenue. It is one of the best observation points in the entire Langa and from there you can look east over the hills of Cigliè and Rocca Cigliè. They are small villages, where the ancient agricultural tradition is still almost intact. An authenticity made up of little things, where you can still see the sign of the Middle Ages: the fortresses, the towers, the defenses of a community that inevitably had to find a way to protect itself. The Bastia Memorial was built between 1947 and 1951. In the churchyard, in the ossuary, the bodies of eight partisans are collected in memory of the fallen of the 1st Alpine Division Group. It is part of a cross-border ecomuseum network "La Memoria della Alpi", part of an interregional project in Italy, France and Switzerland. (from Unione Monregalese)

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The shrine of San Bernardo

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Beautiful fresco

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View of the Castle and the town of Cigliè

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