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Church dedicated to Santa Maria degli Angeli in the historic center of Manta. A neoclassical building with a façade decorated with pilasters and niches containing statues of saints. Very interesting. -- [Church of Santa Maria degli Angeli (Manta)]

Saluzzo, the ancient capital of the Marquisate, is a medieval Piedmontese village located at the foot of Monviso. Its historic center fascinates with cobbled streets, suggestive squares, narrow stairways, ancient churches and elegant noble palaces with well-kept gardens. The city offers a lively cultural scene, with events, concerts, exhibitions, cinema, theater and festivals that enliven the local calendar. Furthermore, Saluzzo is renowned for its food and wine tradition, with numerous restaurants where you can taste the typical recipes of the local cuisine, famous for the "Slow Food" movement. A visit to Saluzzo allows you to immerse yourself in an atmosphere of times gone by, discovering the beauty and authenticity of this corner of Piedmont.

Also called the "Rubatera" church. Next to the church there is a public fountain and some benches. Some historical notes in photos.

Also called the "Rubatera" church. Next to the church there is a public fountain and some benches. Some historical notes in photos.

Visit with satisfaction the temporary photographic exhibition of the Franco-American photographer Elliott Erwitt. It lasts until February 23, 2025.

Nice stretch of road with little traffic (except for a few tractors...), which from Torre San Giorgio goes towards Cervignasco and Saluzzo. Quiet, in the middle of the fields, beautiful views (when there is no two meter high corn). Nice route.

Nice stretch of cycle path between Lagnasco, on good asphalt, in many sections closed to motorized traffic. It passes through fields and orchards, and in some places runs alongside a canal. Picturesque, and very pleasant to ride. Last but not least, it allows you to reach Saluzzo avoiding the cursed provincial road from Savigliano!

Beautiful church between baroque and neoclassical at the entrance to Saluzzo coming from Busca. Very interesting.