Chivassese Area (The Po of the Hills)
Several are the evidences of the art, the industriousness and initiative of man in the territory of the Po of the Hills, a passage, border, and contact area.
Starting from the excavations of the Roman town of Industria to the abbeys and Romanesque-style small churches concealed in the hills or in the villages, to the castles and shelters, to the great works that are the result of the precise and wise architectural and technical planning like the complex of Mandria di Chivasso or the water intake and channeling structures.
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A fortress dominating the town
Foglizzo (TO)
The most ancient bridge for 100 km
Verrua Savoia (TO)
Where Carla Bruni used to play when she was a child
Castagneto Po (TO)
An oasis in the hills
Brusasco (TO)
Ancient rural complex that belonged to many noblewomen
Chivasso (TO)
1785 irrigation channel
Villareggia (TO)
Blacksmiths worshipping Isis
Monteu Da Po (TO)
Where the most important channel of Italy begins
Chivasso (TO)
A shelter on the hill
Casalborgone (TO)
Thaumaturgical fame and popular devotion
Verolengo (TO)
Dominating the morainic amphitheater of Ivrea and Dora Baltea
Mazzè (TO)
Scenic example of Baroque architecture
Montanaro (TO)
The last evidence of Monferrato castle
Chivasso (TO)
Where the king's horses were born
Chivasso (TO)
Agriculture and craftsmanship of the recent past
Lauriano (TO)
A panorama on the area of Vercelli
Mazzè (TO)
New Romanesque next to Regio Fonte
Castagneto Po (TO)
One of the most important Romanesque works in Piedmont
Brusasco (TO)
Founded by the Benedictines from Auvergne
Cavagnolo (TO)
A wonderful Gothic façade in terracotta
Chivasso (TO)
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