Public spaces for rent in Camerana, Piemonte, Italy

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Camerana

comune.camerana.cn.it/

Massimiliano Romano

Mayor

2Toilets
20Sitting spaces
1270Standing spaces
4Showers

Camerana is a quiet municipality in the Langhe, known for its natural beauty and hilly landscapes. The village is ideal for nature excursions and local wine tasting.

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Widely used
Campo sportivo
From 100€ / day
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1000
40

Campo sportivo

Large football field in the lower part of the village, along the Belbo river, equipped with changing rooms and a bar, intended for football but also suitable for hosting fairs and events, being a large flat area in a hilly terrain.

Underutilized
Oratorio del foresto
From 65€ / day
10
200
50

Oratorio del foresto

This small structure originates from a 19th-century country chapel, which has been restored and readapted as a tourist point. It stands in the park of the Belbo springs, in a very scenic spot even if not easy to access via a dirt road. It is on a plateau at an altitude of about 700 metres in the hills surrounding the village, in a very natural and sparsely inhabited area.

Underutilized
Torre
From 260€ / day
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50
20

Torre

A tower of medieval origin, it was part of a castle of which some ruins remain today. A very scenic spot in the upper part of the village, it can be visited inside and has an accessible terrace at the top, the access staircase of which is being completed by the municipality. It has a small garden at the base as an appurtenance to the structure. It is occasionally used for weddings or cultural events.

Widely used
Campetto calcio a 5
From 130€ / day
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20
10

Campetto calcio a 5

Sports fields in the lower part of the village, with an adjacent bar and restaurant. Recently renovated, they are managed by a local association but owned by the municipality.