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Chapel of Our Lady of the Flowers – Church of San Vito loop from Piossasco

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Piossasco

Chapel of Our Lady of the Flowers – Church of San Vito loop from Piossasco

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Chapel of Our Lady of the Flowers – Church of San Vito loop from Piossasco

01:51

6.97km

70m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 9, 2026

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Bus stop

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2.75 km

Chapel of Our Lady of the Flowers

Highlight • Religious Site

Country church on the route that joins Piossasco to Allivellatori passing by the ruined church of San Bernardino. It is also located a short distance from the Bruino-Pinerolo cycle path, and is well worth the 50m detour. It's nothing to write home about, but it just has the flavor of the religious architectures of old Piedmont.

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Viewpoint

3

4.28 km

Church of San Vito

Highlight • Religious Site

The original structure, of which several traces remain, dates back to the 11th century, but it was remodeled several times over the centuries. Today, it remains a beautiful structure, primarily from the 18th century. The surrounding square is very beautiful. A short distance away is the Castello dei Nove Merli, now a restaurant.

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4.31 km

Lajolo House

Highlight • Historical Site

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4.37 km

Piazza San Vito, or simply "Piazza", was the first inhabited nucleus to rise under the protection of the castle, and around it the city developed. Access to the inhabited area was through a large door called PORTA DEL BORGO PIAZZA, of which we have news for the first time in a document from 1387, which states that the door was built between the buildings and also inhabited above the arch from time as today. The gate, which can be seen in the arch of Via San Domenico Savio, was one of the three entrances to the old village through the former Via Tupinaria, which is now reduced to a disused path called "Strà dei Babi" (Toads). For those who came to the gate through this street in the Middle Ages, the apse and bell tower faced the original Romanesque church of San Vito, to the right of it the monastery, to the left a small cemetery and a larger room than today. There was no bank leading to the small door on the east side.
The parish church of San Vito, to which Saints Modesto and Crescenza have been added, appears in a document from 1222 commemorating Vito Pereto, the first known prior. The church with the adjoining monastery was held first by the Benedictines and then by the Cistercians, as evidenced by the first seven known pastors who were assigned the title of prior. It got secular in 1452 when the last prior, Gabriele de Buri, a Cistercian monk, was reduced to the century. In the period between 1692 and 1699 the church, like other sacred buildings, was desecrated by various armies passing by. The church was expanded gradually over the centuries, with the side aisles being extended to the front. The almost final structure of the building, which corresponds to today's plan, was achieved between the end of the 16th and the beginning of the 17th century. The present large sacristy was built in the 18th century; the facade was erected in 1886.
The apse and the lower part of the bell tower have been preserved from the original Romanesque plan of the church from the 11th century.
On the second floor of the old rectory, formerly the site of the monastery that was attached to the church, there is a FRESKO of fine craftsmanship from the mid-15th year around 1960 in a room converted into a corridor.


From archeocarta.org

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5.86 km

Fountain

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Evening ride on cycle / dirt road between Piossasco, Bruino, Sangano and Trana

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6.67 km

Stone Fountain with Decorated Wall

Highlight • Structure

Working fountain in front of ancient structure made of river stones and wood

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6.97 km

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5.08 km

1.13 km

414 m

254 m

< 100 m

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3.70 km

3.13 km

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Saturday 11 July

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