Roaschia
Discovering Roaschia: a small town in Cuneo province
Hello everyone! Today, I'll be talking about Roaschia, a town in the Piemonte region with only 94 inhabitants. Are you ready to discover this charming mountain village?
A bit of history
Roaschia has an ancient history rooted in the Middle Ages. The town only received its coat of arms in 2008, with a decree from the President of the Republic. The municipal banner is a white cloth with a blue border.
Society
Roaschia is one of those towns that has experienced significant depopulation, especially in the last hundred years. In fact, the number of residents has decreased by 93% since 1911.
Culture
Despite its small population, this town organizes important cultural events every year that attract many people from the region and beyond. One of the most important events is the Interprovincial Fair of Roaschina Sheep, held on the third Sunday of May since 1994. This fair is dedicated to promoting local dairy products, such as Brus and Toma.
Administration
For anyone interested in the town's administration, here's a table that collects the main information about the administrations that have succeeded over the years.
Image gallery
Here are some pictures of Roaschia to get an idea of what this mountain village is like.
<gallery> Image:Roaschia_municipio.jpg|Municipality Image:Roaschia_chiesa_san_dalmazzo.jpg|Church of Saints Bernardo and Dalmazzo </gallery>Conclusion
Roaschia is the classic example of a small mountain town, with a rich past but having to face a difficult demographic situation today. Nevertheless, Roaschia continues to organize important cultural events that keep the tradition and identity of the place alive. If you're in the area, why not stop by for a visit? I'm sure you won't regret it!
