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Castle of the Marquises Faà (castello dei Marchesi Faà)

Address Via della Rocca, 2, 14046 Bruno AT, Italia
Highlights Typical noble building built with bricks and land of the Monferrato. The interiors are frescoed with themes of a biblical-religious nature....
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Church of Our Lady of Mercy (chiesa della Madonna della Misericordia)

Address 14046 Bruno AT, Italia
Church of very ancient origins, it was already in ruins in 1585, at the time of the visit of the Bishop of Acqui, it was later restored in 1838-40, in...
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Church of Our Lady of the Annunciation (chiesa di Nostra Signora Annunziata)

Address Viale Dottor Lorenzo Scofone, 14046 Bruno AT, Italia
Documents from the AVA and the presence of numerous bones in the vicinity are sure evidence of the existence of a cemetery as well. The church was res...
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Former Bruno kindergarten

Address Piazza Roma, 14046 Bruno AT, Italia
Former Bruno kindergarten. Of particular interest is the mural painting on the side of the structure overlooking piazza Roma. In it is depicted Jesus ...
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Former Bruno railway station

Address Via Dante Alighieri, 8, 14046 Bruno AT, Italia
Train stop now disused. Insights Wikipedia, l'enciclopedia libera. https://it.wikipedia.org Stazione di Bruno https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stazione_d...
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Monument to the Fallen

Address Viale Dottor Lorenzo Scofone, 14046 Bruno AT, Italia
Tel 0141 764124
Email segreteria@comune.bruno.at.it
Obelisk dedicated to the fallen of the First World War. The monument is surmounted by a sculpture depicting an eagle (allegory of Victory). See also N...
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Photo story of the territory

Address 14046 Bruno AT, Italia
The territory told through photographic shots. See also News from Bruno Discover the latest news posted on the website of the Municipality of Bruno ht...
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The Marquises Faa di Bruno

Address 14046 Bruno AT, Italia
Faà (from Fontanile, in Casale and Alessandria) Marquises of Bruno (1648), Mombaruzzo (1616); counts of Carentino; lords of Fontanile; consignors of O...
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