VIEWPOINTS

In Aramengo, on Monte Grappa Street, a splendid view of the whole town can be enjoyed from the slope leading to the cemetery.

In Marmorito Santa Maria, at the end of Carmagnola Road, is the big bench no. 90 “Bonardina”, owes its name to the Bonarda vineyards by which it is surrounded.

Along the main street, Reginaldo Giuliani Street, is the #finestrasumarmorito“ArtisticWindow,” a large two-paned, red-framed window frame from which one can admire the Church of Our Lady of the Snows and the valley below.

TO VISIT.

CRAFTS

Nicola Restauri Laboratory , Via Mazzini , tel. +39 0141 909125 – 26, info@nicolarestauri.com – www.nicolarestauri.com

Artwork restoration. Guided tours by appointment

Romanesque Church of St. George in Borgata Masio, stands on a small rise.

Part of the circuit of Romanesque churches in the hills – open 1st Sunday of the month from April to October with the following schedule: 10 a.m.-12 p.m. 30/15.00 – 18.00.

For extraordinary openings call Aramengo town hall – 0141 909129 during office hours.

TO SEE.

The parish church of Aramengo, dedicated to St. Anthony Abbot, is located on Montegrappa Street. It is a soaring, brick-built Baroque style of architecture designed by architect Giovanni Maria Molino of Asti, dated 1769.

Set back from a fortress, it rests on a high churchyard that enhances its monumentality. Impossible not to see it!

Inside is the high altar made from the ancient marbles from the destroyed Certosa di Valmanera in Asti. “The Temptations of St. Anthony Abbot” are depicted in the altar cloth, attributed to Charles Dauphin, dated to the second half of the 17th century.