Sale d'Arte Comunali di Alessandria

The Art rooms present a collection of works that share a link with the town of Alessandria, its territory, its people and the historical and cultural moments that have left their mark.
There are four sections: The first, “The Rooms of King Arthur and the image of Medieval Alessandria”, displays the interesting frescoes dating from the late 14th century, inspired by the famous Breton cycle and come from Cascina Torre in Frugarolo. The route, which from the entrance leads to the frescoes, offers a reconstruction of medieval life in Alessandria through a series of panels that highlight the architectural traces and painters of the town close to its
foundation.
One section is dedicated to the artist Giovanni Migliara (1785–1837). The route illustrates the different themes dealt with by the artist during his career, giving visitors the opportunity to grasp the typicality of 19th century painting of genre and landscape views.

From 16 June to 1 October, for the exhibition "Gabriele Basilico - Back to Beirut": from Thursday to Sunday, from 3 pm to 7 pm. 31 August and 1 September the Art Rooms will be open from 8.30 pm to 11.30 pm.
Full ticket: € 5.00
Reduced ticket: € 3.00 – from 12 to 18 years of age and over 65s, university students, groups (min. 12 people)
Free admission: journalists registered in the Order of Journalists, up to 12 years of age, members of Torino Musei and holders of the Torino + Piemonte card, Banca di Asti Museum voucher, disabled people and carers, group leaders and teachers who accompany classes for workshops.

Virtual tour of the Art Rooms:
https://coperniko.com/gallery/orbis-tour/desktop/pinacoteca/