Varisella

The landscape around Varisella is a wooded foothill setting in the lower Val Ceronda beneath the Graian Alps, which has shaped both the village’s compact form and the use of land around it. The Ceronda stream is part of the local geography as the valley descends toward the Turin plain, placing this Italian comune between mountain country and the wider metropolitan area. Varisella belongs to Piedmont, where the Piedmontese language forms part of the region’s cultural heritage alongside Italian. Its small scale reflects the quieter settlements north-west of Turin. Continue through nearby places to explore different parts of Val Ceronda and Piedmont.

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