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Asti · Piedmont
Things to see in Nizza Monferrato
In Nizza Monferrato the atlas lists 4 historic places: 2 museums and 2 historic villas and palaces.
For most of these places we don’t have verified opening hours yet: always check the official website before you go.
Don’t miss: Municipio, building in Nizza Monferrato, Italy.
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The town
Nizza Monferrato is an arcaded market town of about 10,000 people (2017) in the province of Asti, in the Monferrato wine hills of Piedmont, Italy. It is the capital of the Nizza DOCG, the most ambitious expression of the Barbera grape, and a good, unpretentious base for exploring the surrounding vineyards.
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4 places
Villas and palaces 2
Getting there
By train: Nizza Monferrato is on the regional railway between Asti and Acqui Terme; Asti (about 30 minutes) connects to the fast Turin–Genoa and Turin–Milan lines.
By car: From the A21 (Turin–Piacenza) leave at Asti Est and follow the SP456 south, or reach Nizza on the valley roads from Canelli and Acqui Terme. There is parking around the Foro Boario and the town edges.
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What to see, according to Wikivoyage
Palazzo Crova. An 18th-century noble palazzo with a garden, now home to the regional wine cellar and used for tastings and events. Foro Boario Pio Corsi. The monumental 19th-century former cattle market, a landmark iron-and-glass hall now used for markets, fairs and events. Chiesa di San Giovanni in Lanero. One of the town's principal churches, in the old centre. Piazza Garibaldi. The arcaded central square, the heart of the Saturday market. Giardino dei Giusti. A small memorial garden ("Garden of the Righteous").
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