Novalesa Abbey

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Novalesa Abbey is a historic Benedictine monastery in Italy’s Piedmont region, renowned for its early medieval origins and well-preserved frescoes.

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Novalesa Abbey canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Benedictine monastery
Catholic monastery
historic site
affiliation Diocese of Susa
architecturalStyle Romanesque architecture
country Italy
dedicatedTo Saint Peter
linked to: Apostle Peter
denomination Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
era Early Middle Ages
foundedBy Abbo
Count of Maurienne
foundedIn 726
hasArtworkType frescoes
hasFrescoesFrom 11th century
12th century
hasFunction historical monument
religious worship
tourist attraction
hasHeritageDesignation national monument of Italy
hasPart Church of Saints Eldrado and Nicholas
monastic buildings
monastic cloister
heritageStatus protected cultural property in Italy
knownFor Carolingian-era chapels
early medieval origins
medieval frescoes
languageOfHistoricalCommunity Latin
locatedIn Cottian Alps
Metropolitan City of Turin
Novalesa
Piedmont
Susa Valley
locatedNear French border
Mont Cenis Pass
linked to: Col du Mont Cenis

Susa
region northwestern Italy
religiousOrder Benedictines
situatedOn slope of Mount Rocciamelone
usedAs cultural heritage site
monastic center
pilgrimage site

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Susa Valley contains Novalesa Abbey
Val di Susa hasReligiousSite Novalesa Abbey