Soprana
Discovering Trivero, the wool town of Piedmont
Trivero is a town located in the province of Biella, in Piedmont. With a population of just over 5,000 inhabitants, it's an ideal place for those who seek tranquility but don't want to give up natural and cultural beauties. In this text, we will explore the history, monuments and attractions of Trivero, as well as its hamlets, administration, and more.
The history of Trivero
During the Middle Ages, Trivero belonged for a long time to the archdiocese of Vercelli. In the 14th century, the area was involved in clashes between the followers of Fra Dolcino and the episcopal and feudal troops, which ended with Dolcino's capture on Monte Rubello, north of the town. In 1379, Trivero became part of the domains of the House of Savoy, along with much of Biella. In 1798, the tree of liberty was erected.
The symbols of Trivero
The coat of arms of the municipality of Trivero was granted by decree of the President of the Republic on October 6, 1953.
Monuments and places of interest
Located in the locality of Bulliana, the sanctuary of Our Lady of Brughiera is one of the most frequented in all of northeast Biella, along with the sanctuary of Banchette. Near Trivero, you can also find the Sanctuary of Mazzucco, originally dedicated to Mary and Bernard of Clairvaux, and then particularly to Anna, the mother of Mary.
Society and demographic evolution
In recent years, Trivero's population has grown steadily, reaching a population of just over 5,000 people. This is a good sign for the city, which is developing sustainably.
The hamlets of Trivero
Trivero is made up of numerous hamlets, each with its own unique identity and cultural and natural resources. Some of these include Barbato, Barbero, Barozzo, Baso, Bellavista, Botto, Brovarone, Bulliana, Castello, Caulera, Centro Zegna, Cereje, Dosso, Ferla, Ferrero, Fila, Giardino, Gioia, Grillero, Guala, Lora, Loro, Marone, Mazza, Mazzucco, Molino, Oro, Piana, Polto, Ponzone, Pramorisio, Pratrivero, Rivarolo, Ronco (municipal seat), Rondò, Roveglio, Sant'Antonio, Sella, Trabaldo, Vaudano, Vico, Residential Village, and Zoccolo.
Administration and other useful information
Trivero is part of the municipality of Valdilana, together with the former municipalities of Mosso, Valle Mosso, and Soprana, since January 2019. Before then, Trivero was an independent municipality, surrounded by numerous other municipalities. The city was also part of the Montane Community Valle di Mosso, abolished following the merger ordered by the Region of Piedmont in 2009.
Photo Gallery
Finally, we can't resist the temptation to conclude our photographic journey in the wonderful town of Trivero admiring the church of the sanctuary of Our Lady of Brughiera, and enjoying a spectacular view from the State Road 232 Panoramica Zegna, near Bielmonte.
Conclusions
At the end of reading this text, we hope to have convinced you that Trivero is an incredible place to visit, both for its history and natural beauties. However, remember that there are many other discoveries awaiting visitors in this wool town of the province of Biella, in Piedmont. Come back soon for further adventures in the wonderful world of Trivero and surroundings!
