Churches and chapels of Langhe and Roero

Little country churches, cathedrals, colorful chapels: the hills of Langhe, Roero, and Monferrato are rich in religious history, often linked to pilgrimages along the famous Via del Sale.

The medieval legacy of these hills can be seen in the many fortresses, towers, and castles, but it's also found in the many Romanesque churches scattered across Langhe, Roero, and Monferrato.

We're talking about small country churches perched along ancient pilgrimage routes, imposing cathedrals in the squares of major towns, but also chapels that have been restored and have become important tourist attractions today - like the colorful ones by Tremlett.

Often adorned with frescoes from the Monregalese school in Gothic style, the churches of the Langhe tell the stories of these lands.

Montelupo - Chiesa di Maria Vergine Assunta
↑ Montelupo - Chiesa di Maria Vergine Assunta

Montelupo – Chiesa di Maria Vergine Assunta

Churches and chapels of Langhe and Roero