Pieve di Volpedo

The church interior contains stone arches, thick walls, and minimal windows, reflecting traditional Romanesque architectural elements from medieval times.

During the 10th century, when Volpedo was known as Vicus Piculus, this religious structure emerged as a central point for the expanding community.

The Pieve di Volpedo holds frescoes created by the Basilio brothers, artists who also produced works for religious buildings in Milan.

The church stands at coordinates 44.89056, 8.98165, approximately 30 kilometers east of Alessandria in the Piedmont region of northern Italy.

The building incorporates locally sourced materials that demonstrate construction techniques from the period when stone and brick dominated religious architecture.

Location: Volpedo

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

GPS coordinates: 44.89056,8.98165

Latest update: March 19, 2025 11:02