Fubine

The Staging Area
Newly constructed parking areane on an asphalt surface, free, open year-round 24 hours a day, è located in the Monferrato becametated Unesco World Heritage Site in 2014 through the INFERNOTs.
The area, managed by the city, is lighted, has 18 RV sites, electrical connection columns, water loading, sewage disposal, emptying/cassette service, restrooms also for people with disabilities, washelli for dishwashing.
The area is fenced and the entrance is controlled throughby coded access via keypad.. Animals are allowed.
Outside the area but in close proximity are a well-stocked market (50 mt), a playground and a sports area (200 mt), surrounded by greenery, with fields for padel, soccer/tennis, basketball/volleyball. Other stores and services nearby.
Address:
corso Aldo Porro Area “Campi Cerrina” along the S.P. Alessandria – Casale M.to – 15043
GPS COORDINATES:
44°58’00” N 8°25’37” E
CONTACTS:
Phone: +39 0131 778121 extension 7
All Services

Free admission

Annual Opening

Water Load

Waste Water Discharge

Empty-Cassette Service

Toilet facilities

Asphalt Bottom

Illuminated Area

Fenced area

Dishwashing Area

Playground nearby

Sports fields nearby

Nearby stores

Market at 50 m

Services for the disabled

Pets Allowed
More Info
Fubine Monferrato is a town in Piedmont in the province of Alessandria with more than 1,000 inhabitants, probably of late Roman origin. E’ situated on the last Monferrato hills overlooking the Tanaro plain.
It is a village with considerable historical baggage behind it, from constant struggles for possession to revolts and famines. Until after World War II, it was a village perched on a hillside, and only later did it extend into the valley.
Fubine is one of the 14 villages in the “Circuit Infernot” declared a UNESCO heritage site. (L’infernot is a small underground chamber, dug into the Cantoni Stone without light and ventilation, usually reached through a cellar, and used to store bottled wine).
Among the places definitely worth visiting, for those who come to Fubine Monferrato, is the Chapel of the Counts Cacherano of Bricherasio, built in 1864. On the walls of the crypt are numerous tombstones of members of the comital family while inside one can admire two works by sculptor Leonardo Bistolfi dedicated to Count Emanuele and his mother Teresa Massel of Caresana.
Two other places of interest in the municipality, are definitely the Hanging Garden of the Bricherasio Palace, a 19th-century castle with an adjoining park, now used as a home for the elderly, and the Spalto, what remains of the ancient defensive walls: it can be reached from the tangle of alleyways in the town’s historic center and develops starting from the arched gallery of Casa Pane. Finally, it is possible to admire the parish church, dedicated to Mary of the Assumption with its 56-meter-high bell tower, a symbol of the town. All of these places can be visited through the municipal tourist office.
For those who want to enjoy the tranquility of the countryside through nature trails can go to the Big BenchFrom the village, it is also possible to take the “The Old Springs”Trail of the CAI section of San Salvatore Monferrato: a hilly trail suitable for everyone, about 14 km long, which can also be traveled by mountain bike.
Fubine Monferrato celebrates the feast of its patron saint, St. Christopher, on July 25.