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45 meters above Alba

Guided tour of the bell tower of the Cathedral of San Lorenzo

September 27, 2026

There are two visiting shifts: 3.30pm and 5.00pm

Paid entrance
45 meters above Alba
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In the cathedral's complex architectural history, the presence of the 12th-century bell tower is a notable element, which becomes even more extraordinary if one has the opportunity to discover the internal structure: a second tower dating back to the late 10th century is in fact enclosed by the walls of the external bell tower.

The Diocesan Museum guides offer you the opportunity to discover the astonishing bell tower, taking you on a guided tour through the history of the Cathedral up to 45 meters high. Climbing the steps between the walls of the two bell towers, you reach the top of the ancient tower, where you can admire the "city of a hundred towers" from above.

It will also be possible to visit the archaeological trail beneath the Cathedral and the lapidarium, and discover the evidence of the city's Roman and medieval past, brought to light thanks to archaeological excavations conducted since 2007 and brought to life through the new multimedia exhibition.

The afternoon will conclude, for all participants, with a snack in the garden of the Cathedral rectory to taste local products.

PARTICIPATION FEE guided tour + snack
adults: €10
adults Torino Musei season ticket holders: €3
reduced from 6 to 14 years: €6
reduced from 6 to 14 years Torino Musei season ticket holders: €3
under 6 years: free

TERMS OF PARTICIPATION: During the guided tour, groups will be created with limited seating, so reservations are required. Tickets can be booked and purchased online through the ARTSUPP ticket office, available on the museum website.
For reservations: https://artsupp.com/it/alba/musei/museo-diocesano-di-alba/biglietti?ticketing=1

For information, call 345.7642123 or write to mudialba14@gmail.com, or visit the website www.visitmudi.it

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Diocesan Museum

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