Holiday apartment in Treville: Churches, viewpoints and trails

Treville combines religious buildings, sweeping views over the surrounding area and traces of earlier uses. If you are looking for a holiday apartment in Treville, the town therefore offers different starting points for planning your trip: you can focus on churches and art, landscape impressions or selected trails. The individual destinations become tangible through their history and distinctive locations, without limiting your stay to a single theme.

Churches and art in Treville

The parish church of Sant'Ambrogio in Treville is an exceptional viewpoint. It was built between 1772 and 1783 based on a design by the engineer Evasio Andrea De Giovanni. Another historical trace leads to the church of San Giacomo: in 1830, it served as the seat of the Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament. From 2002 onwards, exhibitions of contemporary authors' works were held there. This church building thus brings religious history and contemporary art together in a special context.

The rural church of San Quirico was built between the 11th and 12th centuries and is a typical example of Romanesque rural church architecture. As a stop on Sentiero 713, it stands alongside the traces of earlier uses found along the route.

The municipal library “Giuseppe Spina” is located in Palazzo Devasini. It offers a book lending service.

Landscape between ridges and valley

Bric d'la Crus lies on the ridge west of Treville and offers sweeping views over the surrounding area. The Fonti del Roncheiz present a different type of landscape: they are located in the valley of the Rio Molino west of Treville, in a damp and cool area.

Trails and historical traces along the way

White and red trail markers identify Sentiero 713 through the countryside around Treville. From Piazza Devasini, Sentiero 713 leads to the church of San Quirico, the historic hemp pits, the remains of a former mill and the sulphur spring. The mill remains are now difficult to identify following a bank collapse along the stream; the sulphur spring has been abandoned. The Bretella Treville–Sala M.to is also part of Treville's network of hiking trails, as is Sentiero 740. Anyone wishing to compare several routes can distinguish between Sentiero 713, the Bretella Treville–Sala M.to and Sentiero 740. The different trail connections help you shape your plans around visible landscapes, religious buildings or historical traces.

Planning a holiday apartment in Treville around your interests

When choosing a holiday apartment in Treville, you can therefore first decide which experiences should shape your days. Churches and art lead to Sant'Ambrogio, San Giacomo and Palazzo Devasini. For landscape impressions, there are Bric d'la Crus and the valley of the Rio Molino. Those interested in historical traces can find them along Sentiero 713 at San Quirico, the hemp pits and the remains of the former mill.

Treville is located in the buffer zone of Monferrato degli Infernot. This area is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site “Vineyard Landscapes of Piedmont: Langhe-Roero and Monferrato”, which was inscribed in 2014.

Other places to include in your travel plans

You can also include Sarezzano, Castelnuovo Bormida, Serralunga Di Crea, Voltaggio, Pasturana, Casale Monferrato, Tortona and Valmacca in your further planning.

For the higher-level travel overview: Alessandria.