Sinio
The town’s houses are gathered around the parish churchand the ruins of the castle, once owned by the marquis Del Carretto di Monforte and later by the the count Vassallo di Costigliole.
The church, like many others in the Langhe, was designed by the architect Rangone and built in 1700.
It’s dedicated to saint Frontinian, and interesting is also the fraternity of the Battuti, now a multifunctional center.
Sinio is famous for its torrone-making firms. The fair, dedicated to the patron, is held on the second Sunday in August.
Events in Sinio and around
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26 AugAperitif and lavender-themed dishes
A special gastronomic journey dedicated to lavender with a themed aperitif and exclusive dishes designed to accompany the exhibition by Enzo Massa
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26 AugNational Hazelnut Fair: Sonia De Castelli Orchestra
The overwhelming energy of the Orchestra accompanied by Fiorenzo Tassinari's sax takes the stage
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22 Aug 30 AugNational Hazelnut Fair
Folkloric, spectacular and cultural moments have made it a point of reference for a very large audience, which goes beyond the borders of Piedmont
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22 Aug 06 SepThe color of scent: lavender
An exhibition of thirty images by photographer Enzo Massa from Alba, taken in Provence
Attractions in Sinio
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