Vauda Canavese
Discovering Vauda Canavese
Hello friends, today I am taking you on a journey to discover Vauda Canavese, a beautiful municipality located in the metropolitan city of Turin, in Piedmont. With its 1462 inhabitants, Vauda Canavese is divided into three inhabited areas: Vauda Superiore (the current city), Vauda Inferiore, and Palazzo Grosso.
Physical Geography
The oldest nucleus is Vauda Inferiore, formerly known as "Vauda 'd Front". One of the most beautiful places in this municipality is the Vauda Nature Reserve, which extends over approximately 800 hectares and represents an important habitat for numerous animal and plant species.
History
The symbol of Vauda Canavese is a red rampant lion on a silver background, chosen because of the presence of an ancient coin from the 14th century. In the past, the Vauda Canavese area was crossed by ancient important roads, such as the Via Francigena, used by pilgrims to reach Rome.
Monuments and Places of Interest
Vauda Canavese is rich in monuments and places of interest, one of which is the San Bernardo di Chiaravalle Parish Church. This splendid structure dates back to the 18th century and has recently been restored, bringing to light ancient frescoes and decorations. In addition, Vauda Canavese has been chosen as the site of the Once Upon a Rhyme Museum, a museum entirely dedicated to nursery rhymes and popular traditions in the region.
Society
Regarding demographic evolution, Vauda Canavese has seen a slight reduction in population in recent decades, but it is still a municipality full of life and culture.
Administration
The local administration of Vauda Canavese has made significant efforts in recent years to improve the quality of life for its citizens. Among the ongoing projects are the creation of new bike paths and increased support for cultural and sports activities.
Conclusion
In conclusion, if you want to discover a hidden part of Piedmont, the municipality of Vauda Canavese is definitely worth a visit. Do not hesitate to walk through the ancient alleys and be amazed by the beauty of the surrounding landscapes.
Other Projects
For more information on visiting Vauda Canavese and its history and culture, I recommend visiting the municipality's official website or the Once Upon a Rhyme Museum.
External Links
You can find more information about the municipality of Vauda Canavese and its history on Wikipedia and on the website of the metropolitan city of Turin.
