45 meters above Alba

During the month of April and on the occasion of the Vinum event , MUDI – Diocesan Museum of Alba – is organizing special afternoons of guided tours of the double bell tower of the Cathedral of San Lorenzo on Saturday, April 27.
The Romanesque bell tower of Alba Cathedral is one of the city’s most representative monuments and characterizes the downtown skyline along with the medieval towers.
Diocesan Museum guides will take you through the history of the Cathedral up to a height of 45 meters: in fact, by climbing up the steps between the walls of the two bell towers you will reach the top of the ancient tower and from here you can admire the “city of 100 towers” from above.
The visit will continue in the archaeological path under the Cathedral, where evidence of the city’s Roman and medieval past is preserved, brought to light thanks to excavations
archaeological excavations conducted since 2007.
The afternoon will end, for all participants, with a snack in the flower garden of the Cathedral rectory.
Two rounds of visits are planned: 3:30 p.m. and 5 p.m.