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Castello di Monastero Bormida, Monastero Bormida

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4.5

By junkeper

Worth the effort if you are in the area. Go there if you have an extra hour and don’t want to see the normal tourist traps.

Worth the effort if you are in the area. Go there if you have an extra hour and don’t want to see the normal tourist traps. more »
By philgable

A 15th century monastery in a unique medieval township in Piedmont, Italy. Extremely beautiful and faithfully restored, a privilege to stay here. Only wish we could have stayed longer. Great...

A 15th century monastery in a unique medieval township in Piedmont, Italy. Extremely beautiful and faithfully restored, a privilege to stay here. Only wish we could have stayed longer. Great... more »
By Sven43

The old buildings are very well preserved and now hosts the local administration of Bormida but have a wonderful athmospere and reflects hundreds of years history. At the Piazza beside the Castello..... more

The old buildings are very well preserved and now hosts the local administration of Bormida but have a wonderful athmospere and reflects hundreds of years history. At the Piazza beside the Castello..... more »

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By Stefano Casaccia

Small Town with great Castle, wonderful bridge and a bit bench

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By Tieo Tocco

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By Donatella Ottria

Castle in the town center, well preserved. In ancient times it was a Benedictine abbey. Dating back to the 11th century, it stands out in the town center, imposing, close to houses that have been renovated maintaining characteristics of the time or, in any case, suitable not to contrast its style. The nearby bridge completes the evocative view of the place.

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By Luca Bigliardi

The Monastery was founded by a group of Benedictine monks who, around 1050. The current castle corresponds to the site of the original monastery, of which only the bell tower remains. If you are in the area it is worth a detour, unfortunately the interiors are not always open to visitors. I recommend calling for an appointment.

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By marino nieri

We had a wonderful guided tour in the company of the Mayor. The structure has been progressively rearranged in recent years and the result can be seen! For the 11.00 and 18.00 tours, a tasty aperitif with local products is provided at the end of the tour!

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