Founded by the Cistercian monks in 1135, the Abbey quickly established itself as the spiritual heart of the Marquisate of Saluzzo and, in parallel, as a thriving centre of agricultural innovation and productive.
The architecture of the complex faithfully reflects the rigour of ordera solemn simplicity where the stone and the exposed brick are intertwined with a profound religious symbolism. Against this backdrop of austere beauty, the majestic altarpiece from 1531, work attributed to Pascale Oddone; a masterpiece in polychrome carved wood and gold dedicated to the Virgin.
Testifying to the silent devotion and industrious life of the monks, they remain perfectly preserved today:
- the Church and its splendid Cloister immersed in stillness;
- the Refectory and the Chapter House;
- the Workshopthe Covered market and the Guesthouse.











