What to do near Morozzo, CN

Mondovi Square

It is the oldest district of the city, located on the hill of Monte Regale. The precious frescoed facades of its buildings and the belvedere overlooking the Langhe make it a little gem!

The Tour of the Villages of Chiusa Pesio

Scents, echoes and memories to relive on the trail

The world's largest elliptical dome

The wonders of faith at the Shrine of Vicoforte

The Route of the Frescoes in Chiusa Pesio

Walking among Madonnas, prophecies and forgotten symbols

The Ciciu del Villar Reserve

The reserve since 1989 has protected the "ciciu 'd pera" (ciciu in Piedmontese means "puppet," and pear "stone"), also called "erosion columns," dating back to the end of the last ice age.

Discovering Sale San Giovanni

Along the lavender paths

Parish Church of St. John

The parish church of St. John the Baptist, of Lombard-Romanesque style, was built in the late 11th century and early 12th The masonry is of exposed stone, with important remains of the ancient frescoes.

La Morra

A charming village in the Langhe, home of Barolo wine

The Castille of Saluzzo

The many souls of the village castle

Salad for the czar's court

News and trivia about the origins of coleslaw, with a tasty innovative recipe

The Cathedral of Saluzzo

Construction began in 1491 and was completed in 10 years. The spacious 3-aisle building is dominated by the regal 15th-century wooden crucifix hanging from the triumphal arch leading to the chancel.