Castle of the Counts Francesetti
Frazione Villa Inferiore (Mezzenile)The village developed around the “Castle”, a fine 17th-century townhouse that was expanded between the late 18th and early 19th...
The village developed around the “Castle”, a fine 17th-century townhouse that was expanded between the late 18th and early 19th...
Past the houses of the hamlet of Richiardi, you can admire the curious monument commonly known as the “Pastrone Egg”....
The railway line from Turin reached Lanzo in 1876, and the current station, built between 1913 and 1916, represents an...
Dating from 1760 and also known as the “solitary bell tower”, it stands on a raised hillock and is visible...
In the square of the hamlet of Castagnole, we find the Church of San Lorenzo. From the old seventeenth-century construction,...
The castle of Baratonia belonged to the Visconti family, formerly vicars of the Arduinici Marquises of Turin in the 11th...
The Romanesque bell tower from the 12th century remains the only surviving part of the church-bell tower-cemetery complex dedicated to...
The access avenue to Villa Franchetti, together with the viewpoint called “La Rotonda,” was created in the 19th century as...
The Art Nouveau (Liberty) hall is one of a kind: built between 1930 and 1932 by Mario Console to host...
Ecco la traduzione integrale e letterale del testo per la sezione CORPO, mantenendo lo schema e il rigore richiesti per...
Between the main village of Ala di Stura and its surrounding hamlets, there is one of the highest concentrations of...
As in all the hamlets of Usseglio, the oven in Perinera was communally owned by its inhabitants. The date of...
The Vulpòt mill and the millrace that powered it were documented in their current location in the Rabbini Cadastral Survey...
Oral accounts passed down by local people identify the very early years of the 20th century as the period of...
A symbol of the ancient defenses of Lanzo. Standing 24 meters high and already equipped with a clock in the...