Carmagnolese Area (the Po of the Lakes)
If you want to discover the deepest and most ancient soul of the culture of Piedmont, the Po of the Lakes is the right place for you. The large plain at the foot of the mountains (the term Pedemontium was invented to designate the area situated between Carmagnola, Pinerolo, and Saluzzo) is still characterized by strong local agricultural and cooking traditions. Moreover, in this area the architecture - both noble and rural - better reflects the meeting with the rural world.
Founded in the year 1000 by Hungarians and Bulgarians
Villastellone (TO)
Using the waters of torrent Angiale
Osasio (TO)
The most precious and interesting synagogue of Piedmont
Carmagnola (TO)
Once depending from the Royal Castle
Racconigi (CN)
With sober Renaissance lines
Vinovo (TO)
From the pyrope to the python
Lombriasco (TO)
From Prehistory to the Resistance Movement
Carignano (TO)
Ancient profession of the inhabitants of Borgo S. Bernardo
Carmagnola (TO)
Particular local cultivations
Pancalieri (TO)
Minerals, fossils, and fauna
Carmagnola (TO)
It houses Czar Nicholas II
Racconigi (CN)
Two castles for a small village
Virle Piemonte (TO)
Four thousand objects of a disappeared world
Villastellone (TO)
Romanesque charm in the countryside
Piobesi Torinese (TO)
Reversing the architectural styles common at that time
Carignano (TO)
With six characteristic chapels of the popular religiousness
Castagnole Piemonte (TO)
Created to reintroduce the white stork, disappeared in the 18th century
Racconigi (CN)
With a triple Baroque dome
Carignano (TO)
Where Camillo Benso is buried
Santena (TO)
