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Camino

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San Lorenzo

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Gamalero

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San Lorenzo

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Castelletto d'Orba

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San Lorenzo

A small Romanesque church completely transformed during the eighteenth century: the Baroque interior, with three naves, preserves the urns of the Martyrs Faustino and Teodora, transported from Rome in the eighteenth cen...

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Ovada

Catholic Church

San Lorenzo

S. Lorenzo is a hamlet in the municipality of Ovada, nestled in the hills. This area has historically been renowned for the production of Dolcetto di Ovada and the search for highly prized white truffles. In the past, it...

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Ponzone

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San Lorenzo

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Molare

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San Lorenzo

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Vignole Borbera

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San Lorenzo martire

The Church of San Lorenzo rises on the existing oratory of Santi Lorenzo and Giacomo. The late Baroque facade is characterized in the lower part by the presence of four fluted pilasters leaning against the pillars, two t...

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Denice

Catholic Church

San Lorenzo Martire

Featuring construction elements from various periods, its gabled façade is framed by two pilasters, with a central portal protected by a simple porch surmounted by a rectangular window. At the rear, leaning against the re...

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Cabella Ligure

Catholic Church

San Lorenzo martire

A church dedicated to San Lorenzo already existed, but it was in a different place, close to Borbera. San Lorenzo is now located inside the built-up historical area of Cabella Ligure.

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Borghetto di Borbera

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San Lorenzo martire

The church stands outside the centre of the village, on the hillside. There is already news of the parish in 1532, in the building then with a single nave that had previously belonged to the monks.

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Conzano

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San Lucia

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Montacuto

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San Macario Abate

San Macario stands outside the center of Costa, in the municipality of Montacuto. The gabled front, of austere simplicity, is entirely in exposed brick, arranged in regular courses, except for the base section, which is p...

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