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Battistero di San Giovanni e Pieve di San Lorenzo, Settimo Vittone

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By ElisabethR495

A tiny unassuming chapel with an ancient baptistery, towering high above the village. Nothing prepares you for thr riotnof colour and form as you push open the door.The frescoes are beautifully...

A tiny unassuming chapel with an ancient baptistery, towering high above the village. Nothing prepares you for thr riotnof colour and form as you push open the door.The frescoes are beautifully... more »
By chinaharmony

Located over Settimo Vittone, this small gem, is a Christian complex formed by the parish church of San Lorenzo and the baptistery of San Giovanni Battista in Settimo Vittone, represents one of the...

Located over Settimo Vittone, this small gem, is a Christian complex formed by the parish church of San Lorenzo and the baptistery of San Giovanni Battista in Settimo Vittone, represents one of the... more »
By Eduardo Q

Is a lovelly place to visit, there are paintings(frescos) from medioevo , and there is a small hotel in the same area where you can stay , and enjoy a very good and chip service .The Pieve is one of..... more

Is a lovelly place to visit, there are paintings(frescos) from medioevo , and there is a small hotel in the same area where you can stay , and enjoy a very good and chip service .The Pieve is one of..... more »

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By Elena Spadavecchia

Unfortunately we could only see it from the outside as it was closed on Saturday, too bad, another opening day in addition to Sunday would not be bad ... In any case, beautiful and in a very scenic setting!

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By davide coletta

A magical place, a unique aesthetic experience. The hidden corner you don't expect. Guided tour recommended

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By Alessandro Capra

Beautiful pre-Romanesque complex in the enchanting Canavese landscape where the vineyards grow on steps and among boulders, slipping between the unmistakable rocky conformations that characterize the stretch of the Dora Baltea before its outlet into the plain. Both the baptistery and the parish church are noteworthy: the latter contains frescoes by various authors and various eras between the ninth and fifteenth centuries. Excellent guided tour with a highly trained FAI lady.

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By Maurizio Calcani

I recommend a visit to lovers of the Romanesque but also to those of the pictorial art of the 1400s. The visit is possible (excluding winter) on Sunday afternoon. Recent archaeological excavations (still in progress) have brought to light the ancient baptismal font and ancient burials ...

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