Colors of Piedmont - traditions, festivals, mentality and lifestyle
Piemonte has a lot of amazing national symbols. The culture and traditions of natives were embodied in interesting holidays. Travelers who want to devote their rest to the study of national culture would certainly get a lot of positive experiences and learn a lot of interesting things.
Main culinary features of the region are chocolate, fine wine and white truffles, which are the most expensive and rare mushrooms in the world. Truffles attract numerous gourmets to this …
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Piemonte is known to travelers as the location of major ski centers, the old wine-growing region and a unique cultural center. It is famous for its rich historical heritage and all travelers …
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Every June, a very interesting historical festival featuring unique medieval atmosphere is held in Canelli. Last years, so-called knight clubs from various European countries have taken part in the festival. Among the winter holidays, the Carnival is worth noting; it is held in the picturesque town of Ivrea. The culmination of a colorful and noisy carnival is the Battle of the Oranges; locals revere an uprising that was organized against the Emperor Barbarossa in the 12th century.
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City tours, excursions and tickets in Piedmont and surroundings
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Cathedrals and basilicas near Piedmont
♥ Santuario-Basilica di Maria SS. Ausiliatrice, Torino, 13 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Santuario-Basilica di Beata Vergine della Consolata, Torino, 13.1 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Basilica del Corpus Domini, Torino, 13.3 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Cattedrale Metropolitana di S. Giovanni Battista, Torino, 13.5 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Sacra di San Michele, Sant’Ambrogio di Torino, 14.5 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Basilica Madonna delle Grazie di Superga, Torino, 20.1 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Basilica di S. Maurizio, Pinerolo, 23.4 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Santuario-Basilica di Maria SS. Ausiliatrice, Torino, 13 km from the center. On the map
♥ Santuario-Basilica di Beata Vergine della Consolata, Torino, 13.1 km from the center. On the map
♥ Basilica del Corpus Domini, Torino, 13.3 km from the center. On the map
♥ Cattedrale Metropolitana di S. Giovanni Battista, Torino, 13.5 km from the center. On the map
♥ Sacra di San Michele, Sant’Ambrogio di Torino, 14.5 km from the center. On the map
♥ Basilica Madonna delle Grazie di Superga, Torino, 20.1 km from the center. On the map
♥ Basilica di S. Maurizio, Pinerolo, 23.4 km from the center. On the map
Survived castles around Piedmont
♥ Castle 'Castle of Rivoli' Rivoli, 2 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Castello di Venaria Reale' Turin, 12.6 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Orino Castle' Orino, 13.5 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Palazzo Madama' Turin, 13.6 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Castle of Moncalieri' Moncalieri, 14.6 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Castle of Racconigi' Racconigi, 33.9 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'S. Giorgio Castle' , 38.5 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Castle of Rivoli' Rivoli, 2 km from the center. On the map
♥ Castle 'Castello di Venaria Reale' Turin, 12.6 km from the center. On the map
♥ Castle 'Orino Castle' Orino, 13.5 km from the center. On the map
♥ Castle 'Palazzo Madama' Turin, 13.6 km from the center. On the map
♥ Castle 'Castle of Moncalieri' Moncalieri, 14.6 km from the center. On the map
♥ Castle 'Castle of Racconigi' Racconigi, 33.9 km from the center. On the map
♥ Castle 'S. Giorgio Castle' , 38.5 km from the center. On the map
National traditions of Italy
The daily routine in Italy is quite free. Mornings traditionally begin with a cup of coffee and freshly baked goods. The Italians are not accustomed to eating on the run, and therefore enjoy the morning coffee slowly; waking up and getting ready for a new day. In the afternoons in Italy, there is a three-hour siesta that allows locals to spend time with family or friends at lunch. The companionship during the meal is an important aspect of Italian culture. Italians are indifferent to fast food. It contradicts their way of life as they are accustomed to enjoying the process of eating.
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