45 metres above Alba

Saturday 11 October a unique experience by climbing the double bell tower of the Cathedral of San Lorenzo in Alba.
The cathedral's architectural history holds a surprising detail: the current 12th-century bell tower incorporates an older tower dating back to the late 10th century, making this structure a unicum of extraordinary value.

Diocesan Museum guides will accompany visitors on a fascinating guided tour discovering the Cathedral and its unusual bell tower architecture. Via the steps set between the two towers, you will reach the 45-metre-high summit, from where you can admire the spectacular panorama of the 'city of 100 towers'.

The experience will also include a visit to the underground archaeological trail and the lapidarywhich recount Alba's Roman and medieval past thanks to excavations conducted since 2007.

To conclude the afternoon, a snack in the garden of the cathedral rectorywith tasting of typical local products.

👉 There are two rounds of visits: 3.30 p.m. e 5 p.m..

Participation fee (visit + snack)

• Adults: € 10
• Adults Museum Pass: € 3
• Reduced price 6-14 years: € 6
• Reduced 6-14 years Museum Pass: € 3
• Children under 6 years: free

📍 Meeting: Piazza Rossetti, entrance from the bell tower of the Cathedral of San Lorenzo
ℹ️ Conditionslimited places, reservation required

👉 Info and reservations: www.visitmudi.it - FB Alba Diocesan Museum
✉️ [email protected] - 📱 345 7642123