Torre Troyana: A Climb into History

Asti's Torre Troyana, standing at 38 meters, offers a unique glimpse into the architectural landscape of late medieval Italy. Did you know that during the late 13th century, this region saw the rise of over 150 towers?

The Torre Troyana was erected in the 12th century and serves as a testament to the wealth of Asti during this time. It is one of only 12 remaining towers in the city and is distinguished by its climbable nature—a feature not shared by its peers. The addition of the clock in 1420 enhances its historical significance and charm.

Must-See Wonders

🌆 Spectacular Views: Climb to the top for an incredible panorama of Asti and its surrounding vineyards.

🔔 Historical Clock: Admire the clock face that has been marking time since the early 15th century.

🏰 Medieval Architecture: Observe the unique design elements typical of the towers built during the wealthier periods of Asti's history.

Access to Torre Troyana is generally free, making it a must-visit for tourists, families, and anyone interested in medieval architecture.