Martiniana Po lies in the lower Po valley, in the province of Cuneo; Piedmontese calls it Martinian-a, Occitan Martinhana. What the village has of its own are the pyropes, ovoid geological formations typical of the place: a museum gathers and explains them, and the geological site where they come to light is here.
The parish church, dedicated to Sant'Andrea Apostolo, is eighteenth-century but was raised on the ruins of a medieval building; inside are a marble font and frescoes in the presbytery. The saint stands in a niche between the pilasters, and a plaque above the door carries his name. There is also Palazzo Filippa, a baroque noble house.
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📅 Every year, on the last Sunday of August
On the last Sunday of August Martiniana Po, a municipality of 781 inhabitants in the province of Cuneo, celebrates its patroness the Madonna delle Grazie.
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Outside Martiniana Po, but an easy day trip away.
