Salerano Canavese
Welcome to Salerano Canavese!
Hello everyone! Today I will talk to you about Salerano Canavese, a municipality of 479 inhabitants located in the metropolitan city of Turin, in Piedmont.
History
The history of Salerano Canavese dates back to Roman times, when the territory was part of the province of Augusta Taurinorum. Over the centuries, the village underwent various changes and today it is a charming location immersed in greenery.
Symbols
The coat of arms and the banner of the municipality of Salerano Canavese were granted by a decree of the President of the Republic in 2003. The banner is a truncheon of blue and red, while the coat of arms depicts a white shield with a red castle.
Monuments and places of interest
Despite its small size, Salerano Canavese is rich in monuments and places of interest.
- Church of Sant'Urbano - Located in the heart of the village, it is a Romanesque church dating back to the 11th century. Inside, valuable frescoes and sacred art can be admired.
- Villa Pallavicino - Recently restored, this villa was built in the 18th century and belonged to the noble Pallavicino family. Today it hosts cultural events and art exhibitions.
Administration
The table below shows the administrations that have succeeded in Salerano Canavese.
Society
Demographic evolution
The population of Salerano Canavese has remained stable over the years. Currently, the municipality has about 479 inhabitants, most of whom work in agriculture.
Notes
If you find yourself in Salerano Canavese, do not miss the opportunity to taste the typical local products, such as rye bread and goat and cow cheeses.
Other projects
Are you curious to discover more about Salerano Canavese? Visit the municipality's website for more information.
External links
For more information on Salerano Canavese, visit the municipality's website or follow the dedicated Facebook page for the locality.
