Eight sites, one soul: that of Asti.
A museum route which speaks about Asti and reveals its DNA:
a submerged past that starts from the Roman Age and leads us to discover its birth. From buildings and museums that tell of the town through the lives of its most famous characters to the Crypt and the Baptistery, evidence of the great medieval tradition, and then up to the Tower that rises above the city and the hills around.
A route perfectly set in the richness of a welcoming and unmissable territory, like its people, its flavors and its culture.
Welcome to the discovery of the essence of Asti.
Discover Asti through its museums and archaeological sites.
SoʇʇoSopra is an art magazine.
SoʇʇoSopra is a non-place that speaks about places.
SoʇʇoSopra is the contact point between cultural divulgation and territory.
SoʇʇoSopra is the gateway to a world of discovery: about Asti, its history and its art.
The white bronze mirror without a handle, donated in 1920 to the civic collections by Mariateresa Guglielminetti (sister of Enrico II, Rear Admiral of the Royal Navy) stands out among the objects
Today, Troya’s Tower stands as one of the most recognizable landmarks in Asti’s urban landscape, but its current form is the result of a long series of transformations that date back to
Bruno, with “burning” black eyes and a flowing beard: this is how the charismatic and striking Asti sculptor Materno Giribaldi, born in 1870, brother of the parish priest of Viarigi, Don Raffaele,
