Trivero
Trivero: a municipality in the province of Biella
If you are looking for a quiet holiday destination in Piedmont, Trivero may be the right choice. Located in the province of Biella, this municipality of 5,508 inhabitants is part of the territory of Valdilana and is famous for its wool production. The municipality headquarters is located in the hamlet of Ronco, which also includes the former municipalities of Mosso, Soprana, and Valle Mosso.
History of Trivero
The history of Trivero dates back to the Middle Ages when it belonged to the diocese of Vercelli. During the 14th century, the area was the scene of clashes between the followers of Fra Dolcino and the bishopric and feudal troops. In 1379, Trivero became part of the domains of Casa Savoia, together with most of the Biellese. In 1798, the tree of liberty was erected. In 2019, Trivero was merged with the municipalities of Mosso, Soprana, and Valle Mosso to create the new municipality of Valdilana.
Symbols
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
One of the best-known places in Trivero is the sanctuary of Our Lady of the Heath, located in the locality of Bulliana. This sanctuary and the sanctuary of Banchette are among the most visited in the northeastern province of Biella. Near Trivero, you can also visit the Sanctuary of Mazzucco, originally dedicated to Mary and Bernard of Clairvaux.
Society
The population of Trivero is constantly increasing and currently counts 5,508 inhabitants.
Demographic evolution
In the 1950s, Trivero had just over 4,000 inhabitants, while in 2011 the number had grown to 5,508.
Anthropogenic geography
Trivero is composed of several hamlets, including 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 headquarters), Rondò, Roveglio, Sant'Antonio, Sella, Trabaldo, Vaudano, Vico, Villaggio Residenziale, and Zoccolo.
Administration
The following table shows the administrations that have succeeded in the former municipality of Trivero.
Other administrative information
Until 2010, Trivero was part of the Mountain Community of Valle di Mosso, abolished following the merger ordered by the Piedmont Region in 2009.
Gallery of images
The Trivero area offers spectacular panoramas. One of the most famous photos is taken from the Panoramic Zegna State Road 232 near Bielmonte. Additionally, the church at the sanctuary of Our Lady of the Heath is an ancient and suggestive building to visit.
Conclusions
If you are looking for a peaceful holiday destination in Piedmont, Trivero may be the right municipality for you. With its history, natural beauty, and churches, Trivero will offer you a unique experience.
