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Small church near the main road that goes to Moncucco. You come across it along path 172

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For collectors, it is the giant bench n°134, the one in Moncucco Torinese. Orange and yellow in colour, it is located among vineyards and farms, easily reachable in a quarter of an hour on farm roads following the Don Bosco paths

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Small church from 1855 (as shown on the facade), also visible from the provincial road. Classic example of a rural Piedmontese church, with brick façade and structure. It's worth paying attention to.

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It is the house where San Domenico Savio lived after the family moved from San Giovanni. The house is now used as a museum of the Saint. The statue of San Domenico Savio inside is also interesting. For those who are passionate, or even just curious, about the history of Don Bosco and San Domenico Savio, a destination not to be missed.

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The Basilica of Colle Don Bosco has a somewhat questionable architectural style, but when it was built it was very popular. But you don't go to the Colle for the architecture: you go to breathe the presence of Don Bosco and San Domenico Savio, and in the meantime you also enjoy a panorama that is a true corner of Paradise.

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There are many reasons to visit the Becchi: historical, religious, or even just for the view - from Don Bosco's house you can see a corner of Paradise. Those who love Don Bosco will be moved.

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Romanesque church of the XI century, like most of the Romanesque churches inside the cemetery of Buttigliera D'Asti.

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Beautiful basilica, worth a stop.

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The ride is worth the effort! water point next to the basilica!

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Place that gave birth to Don Bosco with two imposing superimposed churches and the ancient village

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The hill is worth going to see, a beautiful view and a beautiful story.

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Before arriving at the giant bench and its farmhouse, stop in this chapel

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Di colore arancione acceso simpatico, la cosiddetta "Panchina sul Bric" rappresenta il sogno delle 3 giovani sorelle Mosso alla guida della loro azienda vitivinicola "Cascina Bric" a conduzione famigliare con Agriturismo nel weekend. Giunte ormai alla quarta generazione, Francesca, Silvia e Chiara hanno tinto di rosa l'azienda, nascendo nel vino e crescendo con un forte rispetto per i vigneti di proprietà e più in generale per la natura stessa che le circonda. Ecco perchè la Panchina Gigante sorge proprio all'interno di un grande vigneto di Cascina Bric, dai nonni detto "Vales", raggiungibile facilmente con una breve e piacevole passeggiata immersa nella Natura su una stradina poderale che attraversa i vigneti molto conosciuta in quanto itinerario segnato per chi ama camminare (sono i cosiddetti "Sentieri di Don Bosco", Santo della zona). Tutto in piano, è un sentiero che ha più accessi, tra questi quello messo a disposizione dall'azienda dotato di un ampio parcheggio asfaltato comodamente raggiungibile dal quale proseguire a piedi/a cavallo/in bici/con un passeggino e raggiungere la panchina lungo il percorso. Una piccola sosta alla "Panchina sul Bric" all'ombra di un vecchio generoso Noce saprà regalare grandi emozioni a chi si lascerà catturare dalla bellezza del panorama mozzafiato assaporando appieno ogni sua delicata sfumatura.

Giant bench with panoramic view of Colle Don Bosco

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Valuable Romanesque building inside the cemetery.

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Along the road that goes to Moncucco, crossroads for Panchina Gigante del Bric; if open it deserves a stop.

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The Basilica of San Giovanni Bosco stands on Colle Don Bosco, a locality of Morialdo, a hamlet of Castelnuovo Don Bosco, in the province of Asti and is included in the Archdiocese of Turin. Dedicated to St. John Bosco , it was built between 1961 and 1966 on the site next to the Cascina Biglione - Damevino, the birthplace of the saint.

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Colle Don Bosco is a locality of Morialdo, a hamlet of Castelnuovo Don Bosco, a town in the province of Asti, where Saint John Bosco was born and where there are buildings rich in his presence (historic center and his apostolate for the youth (Missionary Museum and Bernardi Semeria Institute). More info: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colle_Don_Bosco

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Birthplace of Don Bosco, formerly a training center for craft trades, today a Salesian center with Basilica Don Bosco, several churches, a museum about the life and work of Don Bosco and his original birthplace as well as accommodation for pilgrims, guest house, bar/restaurant (closed on Mondays) and souvenir shop.

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Bench on the passage of many mountain bike trails

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