The Aviglianese Archaeological Association (A3), under the patronage of the City of Avigliana and in collaboration with "Valle Susa Tesori," announces a special day dedicated to the rediscovery of the Priory of San Bartolomeo. On April 12th, the doors of this architectural and historical jewel will open to the public for a series of guided tours. Visitors will have the opportunity to admire not only the Romanesque structure and its imposing tower, but also the precious fresco cycle decorating the interior, a fundamental testimony to the area's artistic heritage.
Event Details
The initiative includes three guided tours to allow everyone to fully enjoy the historical explanation and the beauty of the site: • Date: Sunday, April 12th • Visits start times: 10:00 am | 2:00 pm | 4:00 PM • Admission: Free. The event is designed to enhance the deep connection between the community and its hidden treasures, offering an immersive experience guided by the passion and expertise of the Archaeological Association's volunteers.
Info and Reservations
Given the nature of the site, reservations or advance contact is recommended to secure a spot on the tour schedule: • Telephone: 3337064492
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