The Servite convent of Sommariva del Bosco, with its crypt under the floor.
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The Rocche del Roero: cliff faces carved by erosion after the Tanaro changed course.
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The sanctuary grown around a votive pillar, with a painted book said to carry the town's names.
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Half thirteenth-century stronghold, half eighteenth-century villa, lived in by the Seyssel d'Aix since 1733.
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The church of the San Sebastiano quarter, where the young men leapt on the bonfire's embers.
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The church of a women's confraternity, now deconsecrated and used for exhibitions.
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