Loranzè
Welcome to Loranzè, a small town in Piedmont
Hello everyone, today I'm going to talk to you about Loranzè, a small town located in the metropolitan city of Turin, in Piedmont. Loranzè has about 1156 inhabitants and was one of the possessions of the Lorenzato family in the XIV century.
Monuments and places of interest
If you have the opportunity to visit Loranzè, there are some monuments and places of interest that I recommend you to visit. Among these, the Castel Rosso, whose construction began in the XI century, the parish church of San Lorenzo martyr, the chapel of San Rocco and the Church of San Firmino, built in 1897.
Society and demography
Loranzè has an ancient and fascinating history, which can also be seen in its demographic evolution. The population of the town has grown over the years, starting from the early 1900s, stabilizing at around 1000 inhabitants in the 1950s. Currently, Loranzè has about 1156 inhabitants.
Administration
During the fascist period, Loranzè was included in a single municipality, together with Colleretto Giacosa, Parella, Quagliuzzo, and Strambinello. This change was reversed after the Second World War, on August 23, 1947, when the five municipalities regained their autonomy. Below, you can find a table with the administrations that have succeeded over time.
Gallery
If you are still not convinced to visit Loranzè, I invite you to take a look at the gallery images. You will be able to see the Castel Rosso surrounded by vineyards, the parish church of San Lorenzo, the magnificent panorama, and much more.
Notes
In this section, you can find any additional and detailed information related to Loranzè and its history.
Other projects
Finally, I leave you some links to the projects in which the municipality of Loranzè is involved. You can find tourist information, events, associations, and much more.
I hope this brief story has intrigued you and that you can soon visit this wonderful town nestled in the Piedmont hills.
