Highlights
Just outside the settlement, near the cemetery, is the Church of Saints Victor and Corona.
The Church of St. Vittore, dating back to the XIII century, was, in 1345, dependent on the parish church of Grana with three other churches in the Montemagno territory, San Martino, San Cipriano, San Quirico and an unidentifiable chapel.
It passed into the jurisdiction of the Diocese of Casale in 1474.
Already in the sixteenth century it was ruinous or almost.
During the seventeenth century it decayed to a ruin without any form of church.
Only half an apse and the bell tower miraculously stand: recently conservative restorations have been carried out.
It stands in a panoramic position.
Insights
Catalogo generale dei Beni Culturali
https://catalogo.beniculturali.it
- Chiesa di S. Vittore
https://catalogo.beniculturali.it/detail/ArchitecturalOrLandscapeHeritage/0100042002
MONFERRATOARTE
https://www.artestoria.net/Indici/Bancadati.php
Archeocarta
http://archeocarta.org
- Montemagno (AT) : Castello, resti della chiesa di San Vittore, Chiesa di Santa Maria della Cava
http://archeocarta.org/montemagno-at-castello-resti-della-chiesa-di-san-vittore-chiesa-di-santa-maria-della-cava/
Chieseromaniche.it
https://www.chieseromaniche.it/
- Resti Della Chiesa di Santi Vittore e Corona - Montemagno (AT)
https://www.chieseromaniche.it/Schede/155-Montemagno-Santi-Vittore-e-Corona.htm
GAL BMA - Gruppo di Azione Locale del Basso Monferrato Astigiano
https://www.monferratoastigiano.it/
- Comune di Montemagno (AT)
https://www.monferratoastigiano.it/comune-di-montemagno-at/
