Gattico
Gattico: a brief introduction
Hello everyone! Today we will be talking about Gattico, a small Italian town located in the province of Novara. In the past it was an autonomous municipality, but since January 1, 2019 it has been merged with the municipality of Veruno. The town has about 2,500 inhabitants and is known mainly for its vineyards that produce high-quality wines.
The history of Gattico
If you are passionate about history, you will be happy to know that Gattico has a rich and interesting history. Until December 31, 2018, it was a separate municipality and its coat of arms and banner were granted in 1996. The banner was white and represented the unity and peace of the town.
The society of Gattico
In recent years, the population of Gattico has grown steadily, from 2,000 inhabitants in 2001 to about 2,500 today. The community is welcoming and active, with numerous associations and cultural groups that organize events and festivals throughout the year.
The administration of Gattico
Photo gallery, video and social media. All the information you need is available on the official website of the municipality of Gattico. If you are interested in local politics, you will find a table here that summarizes the administrations that have succeeded each other over the years.
Other projects for Gattico
It is not only the administration of the municipality that works for the good of the Gattico community. There are also numerous initiatives by civil society and groups of citizens that carry out volunteer activities to improve life in the town. For example, there are groups that deal with waste recycling, maintenance of public greenery and promotion of cultural activities.
External links
Finally, if you want to know more about Gattico, here is the link to the official website of the municipality. Here you will find all the information you need to visit the town and discover its natural and cultural beauties. We invite you to take a look and maybe even plan a visit to Gattico to immerse yourself in the life of the community.
And that's all for today, we hope you enjoyed learning more about Gattico!
