In the heart of Alessandria, the San Giorgio Edition 2024 offers a unique opportunity to explore some of the city’s most fascinating historic buildings, normally closed to the public. This event, scheduled for Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 May, will allow visitors to immerse themselves in history and art with free guided tours.
Town Hall: A Journey into History
The Town Hall of Alessandria will open its doors to show the historic rooms on the first floor, rich in decorations and frescoes created by Pietro Sassi. Art enthusiasts will be able to admire the works in the Sala Giunta during visits scheduled at regular intervals during the weekend.
Cuttica Palace: Eighteenth-century enchantment
Palazzo Cuttica, an 18th century noble residence, houses treasures from the Civic Museum, including a precious archaeological collection and refined illuminated choir books. Sacred painting enthusiasts will have the opportunity to see masterpieces from the 16th and 17th centuries up close.
Cathedral of Saints Peter and Mark: A Heritage to Rediscover
The Cathedral of Alexandria, a magnificent example of neoclassical architecture, boasts a dome on an octagonal base of great historical importance. Inside there are works by artists of the caliber of Moncalvo and Jacopo da Ponte. The visits will include areas not normally accessible, such as the sacristy.
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel: Art and History
Located on Via Guasco, this church dates back to 1320 and houses works of art by Giovanni Martino Spanzotti and Gaudenzio Ferrari. Guided tours will offer a detailed exploration of this historic church, including the sacristy, usually closed to the public.
For further information and updates, visitors can consult the website visitalessandria.it. This weekend represents an unmissable opportunity for history and art lovers to explore the most hidden corners of Alessandria.
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