20의 솔리오가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Unfortunately, the complete loop cannot be done because you have to go through a private road and the owner is not really available to let you pass, so just after the houses you have to take a road that goes back, shortening the route by quite a bit.

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.

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.

A beautiful 18th-century church with a notable bell tower. It overlooks a lovely little square; to the side is another small square with the Town Hall; behind it is a park, another building, and the War Memorial. From the church, turning west, you reach the beautiful Church of San Giuseppe with its adjoining Oratory, and a little further on, the Chapel of San Rocco. A short distance from San Martino is the former Church of Santa Elisabetta, now a public library. A drinking fountain with drinking water is located next to the church, on the side of the Town Hall Square. It's a nice place for a break.

Romanesque style church near the Mongiglietto area, one km from the municipality of Cortazzone. On a notice board it is written where you can collect the keys to visit it internally

The Romanesque Church of San Secondo is located about one km away. from Cortazzone. Located on a green hill, it is worth a stop, I have passed it several times and I am always happy to stop, I found it open only once and visited the interior, the naves and capitals are of interest. Outside on the lawn there are benches and a fountain for water supply.

The Romanesque Church of San Secondo is located about one km away. from Cortazzone. Located on a green hill, it is worth a stop, I have passed it several times and always stop with pleasure, the naves and capitals inside are of interest. Outside on the lawn there are benches and a fountain for water supply.

The church of Santi Nazario e Celso stands completely isolated about two kilometers north-east of Montechiaro d'Asti on the slopes of a green hill (the "Bric San Nazario"), surrounded all around by trees except on the facade. The building strikes the visitor from afar for its tall bell tower and for the chromatic effect given by the alternating bands of brick and sandstone; it constitutes an important testimony of the Romanesque architecture that developed in the XII century in the Asti Monferrato area.