What to do near Dronero, CN

The Ciciu del Villar Reserve

The reserve since 1989 has protected the "ciciu 'd pera" (ciciu in Piedmontese means "puppet," and pear "stone"), also called "erosion columns," dating back to the end of the last ice age.

Anchovy Museum - Alta Val Maira Ecomuseum

The exhibit tells the story of the itinerant trades of the Maira Valley and collects evidence and documentation of the Valley's anchovy makers. A thematic itinerary enriches the visit.

Castelmagno, king of Piedmontese cheeses

From the Grana Valley to the table, with an easy and tasty recipe

Castellar's Scarecrow Festival

In May, an original fairy-tale event in the heart of Piedmont

Occitan music

It cheerfully enters the soul and makes every muscle move to the rhythm of dance

The Old Civic Tower of Saluzzo

Built in 1462, it towers over the ancient medieval town of Saluzzo, next to the Church of San Giovanni. It is 48 meters high: if you feel like climbing the 130 steps, you can enjoy a wide panorama.

Church of St. John

Monumental complex consisting of the Church, cloister and Convent, the construction of which was begun in 1281. Set in the ancient medieval village, it stands in the upper town of Saluzzo.

The Castille of Saluzzo

The many souls of the village castle

Salad for the czar's court

News and trivia about the origins of coleslaw, with a tasty innovative recipe

The Cathedral of Saluzzo

Construction began in 1491 and was completed in 10 years. The spacious 3-aisle building is dominated by the regal 15th-century wooden crucifix hanging from the triumphal arch leading to the chancel.

Balma Boves, the sustainable museum township

Among ancient chestnut trees, mule tracks and waterfalls, a perfectly preserved site

Fremo Cuncunà

The spine-chilling spur that overlooks the Vallone di Elva is called Fremo Cuncunà because of its shape: in the Occitan language of the area it means "squatting woman."