ピアーナ・クリーシア周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

ロッカヴェラーノは、ピエモンテ州アスティ県にある、魅力的で本格的なイタリアのコミューンです。標高約800メートルに位置し、ボルミダ渓谷を分ける丘の上にそびえ立ち、アスティジャーノ全体で最も標高の高い集落です。この絵のように美しい中世の村は、主に2つの理由で国際的に有名です。豊かな歴史遺産と、有名なRobiola di Roccaverano DOPの生産です。

Roccaverano is one of the highest elevations in the area, from the town you can enjoy a 360° panorama of both the surrounding hills and the mountains of the Alpine arc (guaranteed view, in good weather, from Monte Rosa to the Maritime Alps!) The road that goes up from Vesime is quite regular, with gradients that almost never exceed 9%, furthermore I found it pleasantly free of traffic (I went up on a Saturday) The central square is very beautiful, dominated by the remains of the castle and the eighteenth-century church, the bar/restaurant is also strategic, perfect for a beer or a snack. An ideal place for a stop, before taking the road back.

The Sanctuary is dedicated to the Mother of Divine Grace and stands where the Madonna appeared to a young deaf and dumb shepherdess, healing her. The beautiful church is also immersed in a fascinating landscape, it is worth a visit.

A climb that always deserves, wherever you tackle it

In the past, one of the sixteen parish churches of the diocese of Alba stood in this place; the building that we can admire today is a remaking of the seventeenth century. This place is suitable for spending a day surrounded by nature and for picnics.

Small medieval village in the heart of the Alta Langa, a stone's throw from Alba, immersed in the green hills, among hazelnut groves and vineyards, the ideal place for those who love outdoor sports, contact with nature, good food and good wine.

Already inhabited in pre-Roman times, the area of Cortemilia was known as Cohors Aemilia in Roman times. In the Middle Ages the town developed around the fortress of which portions of the walls and the cylindrical tower remain visible even from afar and which dominates the town. The city center is divided in two by the Bormida river, thus originating the two districts of San Michele and San Pantaleo, which take their names from their respective churches. noteworthy is the former Franciscan convent, which is said to have been commissioned by St. Francis himself who, according to what is said, passed through Cortemilia. Currently the town is renowned both for the production of the "tonda gentile" hazelnut, and for the terraces planted with vines, from which the Dolcetto is obtained.

Fantastic town nestled in the Langhe.