Holidays and events in Mondovì
[1] Easter: First Sunday after the first full moon after spring equinox: May fall from March 22 to April 25
[2] Pasquetta: Monday after Easter
Places to visit in Mondovì ...
Ceramics Museum, interactive with thematic workshops.
Printing Museum with typographic machines and instruments
Church of LA MISSIONE with paintings by Andrea Pozzo.
Church of Mercy and the Cathedral
Synagogue
Funicular
Ancient City Palace and Archives
Governor's Palace
The Civic Library
Ghislieri Music Hall
The Bishop's rooms
The Belvedere with the Park of Time
And for those who want to shop: MONDOVICINO
... and surroundings
Sanctuary of Vicoforte with the largest elliptical dome in Europe
The Langhe with its Vineyards and Castles (UNESCO site)
Trekking in the mountains with the possibility of eating and staying in its mountain huts (Mondovì, Garelli, etc)
The ski resorts of Artesina, Prato Nevoso and Frabosa Soprana
The Summer Bob at Artesina (August)
Bossea Caves, Dossi Caves and Caudano Caves.
The Certosa di Pesio and the Pian delle Gorre inside the Natural Park of Alta Valle Pesio
The Lurisia Thermal Spa and the Hammam Center between Mondovì and Villanova
[1] Easter: First Sunday after the first full moon after spring equinox: May fall from March 22 to April 25
[2] Pasquetta: Monday after Easter
Places to visit in Mondovì ...
Ceramics Museum, interactive with thematic workshops.
Printing Museum with typographic machines and instruments
Church of LA MISSIONE with paintings by Andrea Pozzo.
Church of Mercy and the Cathedral
Synagogue
Funicular
Ancient City Palace and Archives
Governor's Palace
The Civic Library
Ghislieri Music Hall
The Bishop's rooms
The Belvedere with the Park of Time
And for those who want to shop: MONDOVICINO
... and surroundings
Sanctuary of Vicoforte with the largest elliptical dome in Europe
The Langhe with its Vineyards and Castles (UNESCO site)
Trekking in the mountains with the possibility of eating and staying in its mountain huts (Mondovì, Garelli, etc)
The ski resorts of Artesina, Prato Nevoso and Frabosa Soprana
The Summer Bob at Artesina (August)
Bossea Caves, Dossi Caves and Caudano Caves.
The Certosa di Pesio and the Pian delle Gorre inside the Natural Park of Alta Valle Pesio
The Lurisia Thermal Spa and the Hammam Center between Mondovì and Villanova
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January 1st
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New Year
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1st day of the year
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January 6st
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Epiphany
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The Catholic Church and other Christian churches recall the manifestation of the divinity of Jesus Christ (also marks the Feast of the Epiphany).
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January 6st
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Epiphany air balloon meeting
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Tradizionale appuntamento con i Balon al Parco Europa
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Easter
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The Catholic Church and other Christian churches recall the resurrection of Jesus.
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Easter Monday
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Beginning of April
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Spring Fair
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Weekend variable date. Merchandise of various products in the streets of Mondovì Breo
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April 25th
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Liberation Day
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End of World War II (1945) in Italy and liberation from Nazi-fascism.
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May 1st
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Workers Day
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2 giugno
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Italian Republic Holiday
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National Holiday, celebrating the birth of the Italian Republic (June 2, 1946).
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August 15th
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Ferragosto
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The Catholic Church recalls the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
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Over August
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Craft Show
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5 days of classic and modern handicrafts in the streets of Mondovì Piazza
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September 7th
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Feu 'dla Madona
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Fireworks show in honor of Mary, the patron saint of the city
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November 1st
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All Saints
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December 8th
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Immaculate Conception
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The Catholic Church remembers the establishment of the dogma that the Blessed Virgin Mary has been preserved, from the moment of his conception, from original sin, and has not committed, throughout his life, any sin, even venial.
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From the Immaculate at Christmas
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Christmas markets
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At Mondovì Piazza exposition of handmade handicraft products
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December 25th
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Christmas
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The Catholic Church and other Christian churches remind the birth of Jesus Christ.
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December 26th
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Saint Stephen
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Festive Day (not "precept"), established after the war to extend the solemn feast of Christmas.
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