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The large Foro Boario in Piazza Italia is a key historical site for the city, a symbol of its long agricultural and livestock tradition. Today, the area hosts the Foro Festival, a prestigious collateral event of the (famous) Carmagnola Pepper Fair.

A neoclassical church with a beautiful white façade, it stands out among the 19th and 20th-century buildings along the street. If you're visiting Carmagnola, it's worth a visit. A short distance away, there's an interesting building with a rusticated brick tower.

New cycle/pedestrian path, a very pleasant stretch that connects Racconigi to the stork and duck centre.

Tiny little church (almost a chapel) at the entrance to the farmhouse. Currently (April 2025) under restoration. Nothing spectacular, but still beautiful to look at. In front, spectacular view of the Roero gullies.

Beautiful little chapel, simple but very well kept, and of great scenic effect. It is located on the provincial road that goes from Poirino to Santo Stefano Roero, in the Berteri hamlet. Easy to reach (not very busy road), it deserves a moment of attention.

Small chapel on the road between Monteu Roero and San Grato / San Lorenzo. Very suggestive, especially for the surrounding environment - wonderful views of the Roero.

Beautiful little village, with several points of interest - and above all, fabulous views of the Roero.

A modern church (20th century) but in a fairly old style: all in brick, it fits in very well with the architectural typology of the area. It is located at the crossroads of a series of hilly paths, each more beautiful than the other, and represents a nice point of interest. The bell tower is particular, detached from the main body of the church and instead inserted in what appears to be the rectory.