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Since the 16th century, Nice has been referred to as Nicea Palearum or of the Straw, thanks to the roofs of the houses that were built with woven straw and grasses. These materials were present in the marshy soils of the place of origin, located at the confluence of the Nizza and Belbo streams. Today, in the Piedmontese dialect, it is still popularly called Nissa dla Paja. In some old houses it is still possible to find false ceilings made following that method.

One of the largest centers in the province after Asti. Capital of the Nizza DOCG wine area and holder of a small but enchanting old town. All around beautiful villages, picturesque landscapes and social cellars.

Umberto Eco refers to this chapel in the novel "Foucault's Pendulum"; an excerpt can be read on the descriptive panel at the foot of the building

Wonderful panoramic view of a small chapel