Palazzolo Vercellese

Local traditions

Palazzolo Vercellese has a strong cultural and traditional identity, including the celebration of the ancient patron saint festival of San Germano. This religious tradition dates back to 1626, when the town obtained the relics of the two patron saints. During the festival, the community organizes a series of events, including processions, musical performances, games, and tastings of local typical products. This festival is very important for the locals and anyone who visits the town during those days.

Moreover, Palazzolo Vercellese is famous throughout the Piedmont region for its rice cultivation, which is an excellent product in the area. During the autumn, the town organizes a series of events related to rice harvest, such as the Rice Fair, where you can taste rice-based dishes and purchase local products.

Economy

Agriculture, particularly rice cultivation, is the main economic activity of the town. Palazzolo Vercellese has many agricultural companies specializing in rice production, where you can buy the product directly from the producer or participate in guided tours in the fields. Furthermore, in the historic center of the town, you can find numerous artisan shops that produce wooden and fabric objects typical of the local tradition.

Palazzolo Vercellese: between traditional festivals and rice cultivation.

Transportation

Palazzolo Vercellese is located a few kilometers from the Monferrato state road 31 and the Valdengo provincial road 130, which connect the town to Vercelli and Cigliano. Additionally, you can reach the town by bus, thanks to connections with neighboring towns and the Vercelli railway station.

Conclusions

Visiting Palazzolo Vercellese means immersing yourself in the history and culture of this beautiful town in Piedmont. Between the Monferrato hills and the rice fields, Palazzolo Vercellese offers a spectacular view and you will meet friendly and helpful people. Don't miss the festival of San Germano and the Rice Fair, which will make you appreciate the beauty of this place even more.

Davide Neri
Wrote by Davide Neri
Updated Sunday, Aug 28, 2022