Asti







Ten artykuł dotyczy miejscowości i gminy we Włoszech. Zobacz też: Asti (wino).



















































Asti





— miasto i gmina —


Ilustracja











Herb
Flaga

Herb
Flaga


Państwo
 Włochy

Region
 Piemont

Prowincja
Asti
Kod ISTAT
 005005
Powierzchnia
 151,82 km²
Wysokość
 123 m n.p.m.
Populacja (I 2009)
• liczba ludności

75 298
• gęstość
 496,0 os./km²

Nr kierunkowy
 0141

Kod pocztowy
 14100


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Asti

Asti





Ziemia44°54′N 8°12′E/44,900000 8,200000





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Asti – miasto i gmina we Włoszech, w regionie Piemont, w prowincji Asti.


Według danych na styczeń 2009 gminę zamieszkiwało 75 298 osób gęstości zaludnienia 496 os./1 km².




Spis treści






  • 1 Zabytki


  • 2 Miasta partnerskie


  • 3 Bibliografia


  • 4 Linki zewnętrzne





Zabytki |



  • kościół San Pietro in Consavia pochodzący z XV wieku, wyróżniający się cennymi freskami z XVIII wieku, romańskim baptysterium starszym od samego kościoła a wybudowanym pomiędzy X i XII w. przez joannitów


  • Collegiata di San Secondo, XIII-wieczny kościół posiadający freski z XV wieku i renesansowy obraz Gandolfina d’Asti


  • Palazzo Alfieri, zbudowany przez Benedetta Alfieriego ok. 1748. W pałacu tym urodził się Vittorio Alfieri, dramatopisarz.



Miasta partnerskie |




  • Niemcy Biberach an der Riß


  • Izrael Ma’alot-Tarszicha


  • Stany Zjednoczone Miami


  • Francja Valence



Bibliografia |



  • Tim Jepson: Przewodnik National Geographic - Włochy. Warszawa: G+J RBA Sp. z o.o.& Co. Spółka Komandytowa, 2002, s. 102. ISBN 83-88132-80-6.

  • Włochy północne. Wyd. I. Bielsko-Biała: Pascal sp. z o.o., 2008, s. 158-159. ISBN 978-3-8297-6558-9.



Linki zewnętrzne |



  • Oficjalna strona miasta

  • źródło danych: Istituto Nazionale di Statistica






p • d • e

Gminy prowincji Asti


  • Agliano Terme

  • Albugnano

  • Antignano

  • Aramengo

  • Asti

  • Azzano d’Asti

  • Baldichieri d’Asti

  • Belveglio

  • Berzano di San Pietro

  • Bruno

  • Bubbio

  • Buttigliera d’Asti

  • Calamandrana

  • Calliano

  • Calosso

  • Camerano Casasco

  • Canelli

  • Cantarana

  • Capriglio

  • Casorzo

  • Cassinasco

  • Castagnole Monferrato

  • Castagnole delle Lanze

  • Castel Boglione

  • Castel Rocchero

  • Castell’Alfero

  • Castellero

  • Castelletto Molina

  • Castello di Annone

  • Castelnuovo Belbo

  • Castelnuovo Calcea

  • Castelnuovo Don Bosco

  • Cellarengo

  • Celle Enomondo

  • Cerreto d’Asti

  • Cerro Tanaro

  • Cessole

  • Chiusano d’Asti

  • Cinaglio

  • Cisterna d’Asti

  • Coazzolo

  • Cocconato

  • Corsione

  • Cortandone

  • Cortanze

  • Cortazzone

  • Cortiglione

  • Cossombrato

  • Costigliole d’Asti

  • Cunico

  • Dusino San Michele

  • Ferrere

  • Fontanile

  • Frinco

  • Grana

  • Grazzano Badoglio

  • Incisa Scapaccino

  • Isola d’Asti

  • Loazzolo

  • Maranzana

  • Maretto

  • Moasca

  • Mombaldone

  • Mombaruzzo

  • Mombercelli

  • Monale

  • Monastero Bormida

  • Moncalvo

  • Moncucco Torinese

  • Mongardino

  • Montabone

  • Montafia

  • Montaldo Scarampi

  • Montechiaro d’Asti

  • Montegrosso d’Asti

  • Montemagno

  • Montiglio Monferrato

  • Moransengo

  • Nizza Monferrato

  • Olmo Gentile

  • Passerano Marmorito

  • Penango

  • Piea

  • Pino d’Asti

  • Piovà Massaia

  • Portacomaro

  • Quaranti

  • Refrancore

  • Revigliasco d’Asti

  • Roatto

  • Robella

  • Rocca d'Arazzo

  • Roccaverano

  • Rocchetta Palafea

  • Rocchetta Tanaro

  • San Damiano d’Asti

  • San Giorgio Scarampi

  • San Martino Alfieri

  • San Marzano Oliveto

  • San Paolo Solbrito

  • Scurzolengo

  • Serole

  • Sessame

  • Settime

  • Soglio

  • Tigliole

  • Tonco

  • Tonengo

  • Vaglio Serra

  • Valfenera

  • Vesime

  • Viale

  • Viarigi

  • Vigliano d’Asti

  • Villa San Secondo

  • Villafranca d’Asti

  • Villanova d’Asti

  • Vinchio





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