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Italy
Piedmont
Cuneo
Monasterolo Di Savigliano

Chapel of Saint James – Monasterolo Castle loop from Monasterolo di Savigliano

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Italy
Piedmont
Cuneo
Monasterolo Di Savigliano

Chapel of Saint James – Monasterolo Castle loop from Monasterolo di Savigliano

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Chapel of Saint James – Monasterolo Castle loop from Monasterolo di Savigliano

01:15

21.1km

40m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: May 12, 2026

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365 m

Church of Santa Maria Assunta and Saints Peter and Paul, Monasterolo di Savigliano

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Two churches side by side; S. Maria Assunta was the ancient parish church, replaced by the church of Santi Pietro e Paolo (current parish church) at the beginning of the 20th century. Both churches are in Piedmontese Baroque style, although the second is in a certain sense a "reconstruction". They are surrounded by trees that offer a shady stop; in front of the church of Santa Maria Assunta there is a water point (fountain).

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3.33 km

Country road

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pleasant asphalt in the countryside with no passing cars

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10.1 km

Chapel of Saint James

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Beautiful little chapel on a crossroads, in neoclassical style, with a façade protected by a pronaos. On the facade, an interesting Annunciation from a local school. Easily reachable by following the signs for the CycloMonviso cycle route.

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11.5 km

Church of Our Lady of the Snow

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Classic chapel on a crossroads typical of the Piedmontese countryside. Brick structure, in neoclassical style. Very suggestive. It is located on the CycloMonviso cycle paths, therefore easy to reach.

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16.3 km

Rigrasso hamlet

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View of the houses and the castle

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19.7 km

Drinking Water Fountain

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20.7 km

Monasterolo Castle

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The erection of the imposing manor dates back to the first half of the thirteenth century and is commonly attributed to the initiative of the Marquises Raimondo and Ottone Boverio di Busca. Destroyed during the wars that devastated Monasterolo from 1357 to 1363, it was rebuilt by the Marquis of Saluzzo between 1363 and 1378, that is, before the assignment of the fief to the Solaros.
In fact, the massive structure preserved intact to this day, as well as the three corner towers and the cylindrical tower located to the south-west, the only evidence of the first system, together with the perimeter moat and the door called "Rivellino", date back to this period.
Important renovations were carried out between the 16th and 17th centuries, and involved the restoration of some rooms adorned with clap vaults, the construction of the three-ramp staircase on pillars, and the roofing of the building with a tiled roof. The fine carved and painted coffered ceilings in the two salons on the first floor belong to the early seventeenth century. During the following century, the rococo decorations of the two halls on the mezzanine floor were created (the so-called "golden room" is pretty, for the richness and finesse of the chisels and for the six pretty paintings set in the walls, depicting some bouquets of flowers and busts of two women), and the construction of the north pavilion of the castle with the consequent opening of the entrance on the homonymous square.
The last intervention concerned, at the beginning of the nineteenth century, the erection of the wing facing north-west to complete the facade.
Countess Maria Solaro di Monasterolo, wife of the knight Carlo Buglione di Monale, with deed of January 3, 1928, sold the castle to the municipality of Monasterolo.

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21.1 km

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18.6 km

2.53 km

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15.8 km

3.30 km

2.05 km

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Tuesday 30 June

29°C

18°C

76 %

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