Wikitravel Piedmont
Piedmont (Italian: Piemonte) is a region in the northwest of Italy, next to the border with France. The main city is Turin (Italian: Torino), which was host to the 2006 Winter Olympic Games.
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Piedmont (Italian: Piemonte) is a region in the northwest of Italy, next to the border with France. The main city is Turin (Italian: Torino), which was host to the 2006 Winter Olympic Games.
Located in the centre of Piemonte, the Asti province comprises 120 municipalities in an almost entirely hilly territory crossed by the river Tanaro and connecting roads. Now the whole province of Asti is taking…
Behind the austere portals of ancient churches and noble palaces in Saluzzo (Cuneo), Manta, Lagnasco, Staffarda and in the valleys of Saluzzo territory it is possible to discover the refined elegance of an area…
Alessandria, chief town of Province, is situated in the south-oriental shred of the Piedmonte, at the confluence of the rivers Bormida and Tanaro and is in the centre of the firm triangle composed by…
Pesaro-Urbino district is wetting by the Adriatic sea: it is note for its "maioliche", the parks, the castles and its artistic treasures as well as adequate receptive structures and amusements for the seaside, religious,…
The territory of Genga, a small village in the province of Ancona, stretches over evocative panoramas at the foot of the Marches Apennines. In its vast extension lie the Frasassi Grottoes, crossed by the…
Bergamo was founded on a hill by a first very old settlement in the protohistoric age, which gave it the configuration that still characterizes it: the oldest part of the town, enclosed within walls,…
Valtellina is located in the middle of the Alps, not far from Milan and the Swiss border, in Lombardia. From south it is reachable coasting the Lake Como, traveling over the National road n.36,…