Rocca Cigliè

You will enter the town between fields, vineyards and woods.

Rocca Ciglié was, in the past, a strategically important town, but the only remainings of the old castle, built in the XI century and knocked down in the XVIII, are a part that is now a villa, and a square tower, that today stands in the center of the town’s main square.

They aren’t the only reason to go to Roccaciglié.

Very ancient is the cemetery chapel, once a parish church, built in the XI century, but unfortunately not well preserved.

Identically ruined is the chapel of sant’Eusebio, on the road to Carrù–Murazzano, where are some interesting sixteenth-century frescos.

The town also produces wine, namely Dolcetto di Dogliani.