Massazza
Massazza, a small town in Piedmont
Hello friends, today we will talk about Massazza, a Piedmontese town with a population of 565 inhabitants. It is located in the province of Biella and is known for its natural beauty and historical monuments.
History
Symbols
The official symbol of Massazza is a coat of arms that was granted by decree of the President of the Republic in 1988.
Monuments and places of interest
The Castle
The Castle of Massazza, also known as Rocca dei Cavallari, is located within the Baragge Oriented Nature Reserve. The castle is of probable Celtic-Ligurian origin and was used in the past as a refuge for the local inhabitants. Today, the castle is privately owned and is used as a venue for cultural events and banquets.
Natural areas
Massazza is known for the Baragge Oriented Nature Reserve, a protected natural area that extends for several kilometers. The area is characterized by lush vegetation and various animal species.
Society
Demographic evolution
Despite the beauty of the place, the population of Massazza has always been rather limited.
Ethnic groups and foreign minorities
Currently, the town has 50 foreign citizens, mostly from Morocco, Romania, and China.
Administration
The town is governed by the mayor and the city council, democratically elected.
Infrastructure and transport
Massazza is crossed by the provincial road 230, which in the past was one of the main roads of the region. In addition, between 1890 and 1933, the town was served by the Vercelli-Biella tramway.
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External links
For more information on Massazza, we recommend visiting the official website of the town or contacting the local tourist office. We are sure that you will be fascinated by the beauty of this enchanted place.
Category: Municipalities in the province of Biella.
