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A Carthusian monastery (from the Latin *cartusia*) is a monastery of the Carthusian Order. This order is considered one of the strictest and most solitary orders of the Catholic Church. Unlike most other monasteries, the monks in a Carthusian monastery do not live in dormitories, but as hermits. Each monk lives in his own small house with a private garden. The monks spend most of the day silently and alone in their houses, where they pray, study, and work (e.g., gardening or crafts). They only gather in the church or refectory for certain services (such as Matins) and for the communal Sunday meal.

カルトゥジオ会修道院（ラテン語のCartusiaに由来）は、カルトゥジオ会の修道院です。この会は、カトリック教会の中で最も厳格で、隠遁生活に最も重点を置いた会の一つとされています。 他のほとんどの修道院とは異なり、カルトゥジオ会修道院の修道士は、集団の寝室ではなく、隠遁者として生活しています。 各修道士は、自分自身の小さな庭を持つ、自分自身の小さな家で暮らしています。 修道士たちは、祈り、勉強、そして（例えば、庭仕事や手仕事などの）仕事をするために、家の中で静かに一人で過ごす時間の大部分を費やします。彼らが教会や食堂に集まるのは、特定の礼拝（例えば、夜の祈り）や共同の日曜日の食事のためだけです。

Montezemolo is always ok

Cascina-torre, probably an ancient fortified farmhouse, which gives its name to the place where it is located. It stands out from afar. To see it up close you have to go down a side street that I'm not entirely sure is not private - however the residents did not chase me away, which is a good sign. The road that leads to the hamlet is very little traffic, tree-lined, and bordered by a canal: a nice route for a trip.

Ancient villa-palazzina in Torre Roa. A bit neglected, but still very impressive. It gives an idea of what it meant to be a wealthy landowner in times gone by.

Roadside chapel, in a secluded position, reached by a beautiful tree-lined avenue. The chapel was restored not so long ago (an inscription on the facade reports the date 1990). On the avenue, in the shade, there are benches and a fountain. A nice place for a break, a nice destination for a trip.

Just outside Centallo, in an area that must have originally been open countryside, is this small chapel in an almost Alpine style, with a pronaos, and a frescoed façade. Also interesting is the wooden protection in the triangle of the pronaos façade.

Baroque church dedicated to St. John the Baptist, in a beautiful square with 19th century buildings on one side, and two beautiful parks on the other two. Warning: access to the parks is forbidden to bicycles. Water point, and the historic center a short distance away. Nice place.