What to visit

Piazza Galimberti: The heart of the city, this square is surrounded by historic buildings with elegant arcades. It's a great starting point for exploring Cuneo.

Historic Center: Strolling through the narrow streets of the historic centre is a delightful experience. You'll find shops, cafés, and typical restaurants, as well as well-preserved historic buildings.

Cathedral of Santa Maria del Bosco: Located in the historic centre, this 18th-century cathedral features a neoclassical façade and frescoed interiors.

Cuneo Civic Museum: Housed in the San Francesco Monumental Complex, this museum offers an overview of the history and culture of the city and the region.

Gesso and Stura River Park: For nature lovers, this park offers numerous opportunities for hiking, cycling, and outdoor activities along the Gesso and Stura rivers.

Villa Oldofredi Tadini: A historic villa with a beautiful garden, often used for cultural events and exhibitions.

Sanctuary of Sant'Anna di Vinadio: Located in the Maritime Alps at about 1,700 metres altitude, it is one of the highest sanctuaries in Europe and a popular pilgrimage site.

Viale degli Angeli: an elegant tree-lined avenue, ideal for a relaxing stroll surrounded by greenery and pleasant panoramic views.

Weekly Market: Cuneo's market, held every Tuesday, is one of the largest in Piedmont and offers a wide range of local products, from clothing to typical food items.

Fossano Castle: A short distance from Cuneo, this medieval castle offers a spectacular view of the city and its surroundings.