Roero
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![Le tampe di Ceresole – foto di Corrado Morando]( "Le tampe di Ceresole – foto di Corrado Morando")
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![Monticello – Chiesa di San Ponzio]( "Monticello – Chiesa di San Ponzio")
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![Castello Colonna – Baldissero-d’Alba]( "Castello Colonna – Baldissero-d’Alba")
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![Castellinaldo – La Chiesa di San Servasio]( "Castellinaldo – La Chiesa di San Servasio")
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![Guarene]( "Guarene")
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![Govone – Castello (foto By Virginia Scarsi)]( "Govone – Castello (foto By Virginia Scarsi)")
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![Priocca – SanVittore]( "Priocca – SanVittore")
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![vezza]( "vezza")
The town is divided in three centers: Borbore, located in the plain crossed by the Alba-Turin road, Borgonuovo, the most recent part of town and Villa, the oldest part, perched on the top of a hill that falls steeply in the valley below.
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![Pocapaglia_panorama]( "Pocapaglia_panorama")
The landscape that surrounds Pocapaglia is one of the most evocative of Roero: all around the village you'll see ravines, gullies and cliffs that form the famous "Rocche".
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![Sanfrè – Castello]( "Sanfrè – Castello")
Sanfrè stands at the foot of a hill, just 2 kilometers from Sommariva del Bosco. The village is dominated by the castle from the 13th century, today completely renovated after a fire from 1500.
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![piobesi4]( "piobesi4")
Piobesi is the smallest town of Roero, both for the territory and for the number of inhabitants. Its economy is predominantly agricultural and artisanal.
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![Cisterna d’Asti – Castello]( "Cisterna d’Asti – Castello")
The center is dominated by the imposing castle with a powerful system of walls. This is home to the Museum of Arts and Crafts of the past.
