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A cycle path that allows you to reach the Asti railway station along Corso Gramsci without getting caught in a traffic jam.

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the equestrian monument is to Umberto I, the first King of Italy

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Neive is a splendid village located in the Western Langhe between Barbaresco and Castiglione delle Lanze, just over 10 km from Alba in the direction of Asti.

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Located on the edge of the old city, this area represents an eloquent example of 19th-century urban planning and architecture. Piazza Alfieri (or Piazza del Palio) is surrounded by porticoed buildings and in its center stands the Monument to Vittorio Alfieri (1862) by Giuseppe Dini. It is also the place where the Palio di Asti takes place every third Sunday of September.

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Place of worship and prayer Corso Vittorio Alfieri, 386, 14100 Asti AT https://www.sangiuseppemarello.it/santuario.html

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Place of celebration and historical Piazza Fratelli Cairoli, 14100 Asti AT http://www.comune.asti.it/ 0141399489

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Small square with a lookout (and benches) overlooking the surrounding woods and a small pedestrian hill leading to the town's parish church plus the Town Hall building. The nucleus of little Azzano is here!

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Beautiful view of Azzano at first light in the morning on a summer Sunday. The "triad" of villages and related hills made up of Montemarzo, Azzano and Rocca d'Arazzo is always beautiful.

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in the square there is a beautiful panel which tells the story of Pavese in summary and with fragments taken from his works: it is worth a short stop and then perhaps going deeper by visiting the various places located in the surrounding area "He didn't envy cars, he knew that in a car you travel through but you don't know a land. On foot, ..you really go into the countryside, take paths and skirt the vineyards, see everything. It's the same difference as looking at water and jumping into it. Cesare Pavese - The beautiful summer

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Cycle path that runs alongside the railway, from Piazza Amendola towards Asti station, along Corso Gramsci. Towards the middle, the cycle/pedestrian underpass joins it which comes from outside the city, from via al Mulino.

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Neive, a unique place to see especially during the week.

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The church of San Giovanni Battista is the parish church of Barbaresco in the province of Cuneo in Piedmont. It belongs to the diocese of Alba, and dates back to the 16th century.

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Good to know where to find your way in Oude Neive

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The small town of Barbaresco is famous for being the place of origin of the wine of the same name. The municipality is part of the Langhe, Roero and Monferrato area, which has been part of the UNESCO heritage since 2014.

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The town is crossed by the SP15 and here we are at the crossroads that leads to the church and the cemetery. The little climbs towards Montemarzo, Azzano and Rocca d'Arazzo are beautiful, not very long but still training and fun.

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In Asti along Almshouses 🙏 and Palazzi. On the way to our travel destination we made a stopover in Asti. Upon arrival, the towers of the hometown of Paolo Conte (Italian singer) - Asti trigger every visitor. Practical: Are you by car? Use the large 'FREE' parking "Parcheggio Camp del Palio". This car park is located a stone's throw from the historic center and the Tourist Office - Piazza Alfieri. For our discovery of the medieval city, we ask the lady at the tourist office. We are inspired by stories of spiritual power and wealth. Enough imagination to spend a whole day wandering through the city center past the many sacred houses and lavish city palaces. The towers are beacons in the old city where you can relax in the shade. And is the crowds becoming a bit too much? Without blushing, we opted for a short introduction to the old city walls. Certainly no complaints here, only that refreshing pint of beer was missing. Back to the central axis, looking for that ice cream I had been craving all day. Asti, a true discovery

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The Collegiate Church of San Secondo is one of the oldest Gothic churches in Asti. With the adjacent municipal seat and opposite the square of the same name, it forms the heart of the city. Dedicated to San Secondo, patron saint of the city, it was built according to tradition on the site of his martyrdom and burial. The exact time of its foundation is not known, the oldest document mentioning the church dates from August 1, 880. Don't forget to visit the Crypt: Interpretation: The pre-Romanesque layout of the church cannot be reconstructed in any way, except by the presence of the crypt; the oldest part dates from the 6th/7th century, consisting of four small columns surmounted by Corinthian imitation capitals with a double order of leaves. Two side walls and two wrought iron gates border the "cella confessionis", within which is located the sixteenth century reliquary, in silver, with the bones of the martyr from Asti.

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Heart of ancient Asti, characterized by the medieval church of San Secondo next to the eighteenth-century town hall (the building is actually sixteenth-century, but the façade was rebuilt in the eighteenth century by the architect Benedetto Alfieri). In one corner there is the Palazzo del Podestà, the seat of civil power in the Middle Ages. A short distance away are Piazza Alfieri, Via Cavour with its towers and churches from different eras, and Corso Alfieri, the backbone of the ancient city.

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Cradle of the historic center of the city and seat of the Town Hall and the Collegiate Church of San Secondo (the church dedicated to the Patron Saint).

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The town and the beautiful church of Santa Maria seen from the SP3. Passing through here is always nice and the provincial road, despite being a road in theory with traffic, is not here. You therefore enjoy a relatively safe road to pedal without too many risks.

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