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Beautiful church, located on a stretch of ridge road with stunning views of the surrounding hills. The route from Monteu to San Lorenzo is especially worth doing - and while you're passing through, a look at the church doesn't hurt.

Canale is a town of around 5,000 inhabitants, part of the province of Cuneo. The foundation of Canale dates back to medieval times and the porticoes of Via Roma were initially built in the period of the communes, at the end of the 13th century.

Magnificent panorama of the hills and vineyards of Roero.

Small but beautiful square in Canale. It houses the monument to the fallen of the two world wars. On the opposite side of Via Roma is the twin but slightly larger square dedicated to the Martyrs of Freedom.

A nice point to see the whole long town of Cisterna and the surrounding hills. Here you are exactly on the border between the provinces of Asti and Cuneo.

The "clock" tower and the former church of San Giovanni behind it are just some of the beautiful monuments that adorn this small but significant (at least for me) Roero village.

Small fractional church on the SP167 in the direction of Cellarengo/Ferrere. Outside there is also the monument in memory of the fallen of the two wars native to the place.

A very pretty little square for a beautiful town, to which I am bound by a natural sympathy and which in 2021 hosted a stage finish of the Giro d'Italia.