Filighera
Welcome to Filighera, a municipality in the province of Pavia!
Filighera is a welcoming municipality in the plain of the Pavese, with a population of around 820 inhabitants. The name of the municipality comes from the local dialect "Flighéra", but it was known as "Felegaria" in the 12th century. Today, we share with you a bit of history and information about this beautiful place and its society and administration.
The history of Filighera
Filighera was the seat of an ancient rural church of the diocese of Pavia and, in the 15th century, became part of the squad of the vicariate of Belgioioso. In the 18th century, the municipality of Beatico was merged into Filighera, which became part of the squad of the Vicariate of Belgioioso. In 1871, the suppressed municipality of Montesano was also merged into Filighera.
Symbols of Filighera
The flag of Filighera presents a blue drapery, while the coat of arms was granted by decree of the President of the Republic on December 17, 1962.
The society of Filighera
The municipality of Filighera has a small but welcoming population of about 820 inhabitants, with an interesting demographic evolution.
The administration of Filighera
Filighera is governed by an administrative council consisting of "IDEA COMUNE PER FILIGHERA", whose mayor is Alessandro Pettinari, the deputy mayor is Michele Grossi, and the councilor is Davide Protti. Other groups such as "IL PORTONE" and "VIVI FILIGHERA" are also present.
Thank you for reading this brief introduction to Filighera. We hope you enjoyed it and look forward to assisting you in discovering this beautiful location!
