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I loved this climb through the hazelnut forests and the peaceful surroundings. I enjoyed it like a child with new shoes!! Highly recommended as there are some difficult sections but also some rest periods, which allow you to enjoy the landscape without getting overwhelmed. The road is very narrow, but without cars. A real discovery that made me very excited!!

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Very well cared for church.

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The "climb of the champions" named after Marco Pantani begins near Bosia and the Belbo stream. 6.8 kilometers long, it has an average gradient of 5.6% but maximum gradients of 14%. The asphalt, in some places, is far from new, but the road has very little traffic. The summit takes place near Lequio Berria. Dedicated to the Cesenatico climber Marco Pantani, one of the most beloved Italian cyclists of all time, it is one of the last climbs in the famous "The climbs of the champions" tour.

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It is also called the Tremlett church in honor of the British artist who repainted and embellished it taking inspiration from the colors of the Coazzolo hill. David Tremlett who also helped repaint the Barolo chapel in La Morra which attracts many tourists

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A somewhat demanding but very beautiful climb, on a secondary road that crosses truly remarkable woods. Asphalt not always up to par, but perhaps it's for the best, at least the cars avoid it. A tribute to Marco Pantani 🌹

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Length 6.8, height difference 367m, average gradient 5.4%, maximum gradient 14%. Asphalt in some places not very beautiful.

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Absolute jewel and meeting point for many itinerant tourists, passing cyclists and curious lovers of our hills. It is also known as 'Tremlett church' after the British artist who colored it and gave it new life (and fame).

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It is a beautiful Baroque style church from the 17th century and is located at one end of the related village of Neive. On the point there is a beautiful bell tower full of Baroque decorations and friezes. Note the seventeenth century organ and probably of the Swiss school.

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Beautiful church immersed in the vineyards near the Vigna dei pastelli, stopping and resting in the shade of its porch is a must.

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In 2017 Tremlett, at the request of the Councilor for Culture of Coazzolo Silvano Stella, painted the façade of the Church of the Beata Maria Vergine del Carmine, a religious building built at the end of the 17th century in the open countryside that enjoys a wonderful panorama that sweeps over the hills of Moscato reaching up to Monviso.

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This church was dedicated to Saints Peter and Paul (Santi PIETRO e PAOLO), also known as the "Princes of the Apostles". Their common feast day in the calendar of saints is June 29th. * Simon, nicknamed Peter (rock), was a fisherman on the Sea of Genesareth when he – together with his brother Andrew – was called by Jesus Christ to be the "fisher of men". According to Catholic understanding, he is the supreme apostle, and the two millennia-long line of popes – currently Francis – are his successors. On statues and paintings Peter is almost always depicted with two keys in his hand, this attribute refers to the Bible passage in Matthew: “I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven; what you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and what you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven” (chapter 16, verse 19). * Paul was initially an opponent of the Christian movement and was not called to the apostle ministry like the other apostles by Jesus Christ during his lifetime, but was converted later with the famous "Damascus experience". His attribute is the sword with which he was executed. According to the Roman law of the time, such a sentence was a “privilege” (quick death and not associated with a long, agonizing agony like other types of execution) that the citizens of Rome were entitled to.

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To see and rest in the shade of its porch!

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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.

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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.

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Architectural: The facade has neoclassical forms with a subdivision in two orders without pediment in the upper part. The main portal with architrave is flanked on the sides by the two secondary entrances also with architraves. In the second order there are three niches with statues. the bell tower is at the back on the left side of the church. History: The place of worship was first mentioned in 1145, remembered as being associated with the presbytery of the Holy Cross in Mortara and remained so until 1263. In 1325, according to the changed ecclesiastical jurisdiction, it became part of the diocese of Alba and this caused a contradiction between Mortara and Alba over who would be the beneficiary of the tithe. In 1474 the matter was resolved with the assignment of the church to the presbytery of Santa Maria Nova in Asti, linked to the Lateran canons. Monsignor Vincenzo Marino's pastoral visit in 1576 described it as inadequate for the needs of the population. Other pastoral visits followed in 1577 and 1644. In 1648, Giovanni Battista Farriano enriched the altar of the Most Holy Rosary with his frescoes. In the second half of the seventeenth century and at the beginning of the following century, the building was the subject of two major restoration operations, during which it was also almost completely rebuilt. Around 1729, only the bell tower was built on a project by Francesco Gallo, while the rest of the structure was still in a precarious state. The situation was rectified by the intervention of Vittorio Amedeo II of Savoy and by the middle of the century the new church was almost complete. When the work was finished, the altars were assigned to different communities and companies and were also decorated with polychrome stucco. In 1816 the building was again restored and modified in its forms. The following year, after the phase of the Napoleonic suppression, the church was reincorporated into the Diocese of Alba. The wooden and fabric decorations of the altar canopy were made by the sculptor Conti and the weaver Colombier. In 1859 a new renovation was carried out and in 1878 the interiors were enriched with other decorations. The organ was built in 1887. The last cycle of works was carried out in the 1950s.

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beautiful icons and iconostasis

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Fortified balcony dominating the lower Bormida Valley, Bubbio maintains some important urban features intact, with the old houses arranged on the sides of the fourteenth-century Via Maestra, bounded by the castle and the parish church, and a series of districts, alleys and stairways that create suggestive views. And then the landscape, the incredible cloister of vineyard or wooded hills that can be appreciated from the square of the octagonal church of San Grato, built in the mists of time so that the patron saint would avoid the hail from damaging the crops below. Small great stories of faith and tradition, of folklore and peasant culture, which also relive in the annual Polentone festival, in the challenge of the villages with the games of memory, in the renewed custom of egg song.

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Place of worship and prayer Piazza Negro, 12052 Neive CN

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From Coazzolo you have to deviate from the main road and make a few tears around 15%, very nice.

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