In the Bormida valley, art and architecture are crucial yet subtle components of the landscape. They can be found in stone villages, mediaeval towers, castles, Romanesque parish churches, and traces of Gothic art that define churches, chapels, and other places of worship.
It is a widespread heritage, often intimate and engaging, that tells the story of the region through the materials, the forms, and the memories of its communities. Every detail invites careful observation, not just to view them, but to understand the connection between history, landscape, and everyday life.
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