Piedmont Region People & Culture

Alessandria is a beautiful old town. The pedestrian areas in the center are great meeting places and full of people especially in the evenings and weekends.

If you happen to be there in September, one of the biggest classical guitar festivals in the world is going on there, so you could check it out if you feel like.

Want to find some of the kindest hearted people in Italia? Head to the mountains and check out tiny Frabosa Soprana. It's closer to France than to most of the big cities of Italy, so many of the residents speak both Italian and French. It's a small alpine town with some small shops and typical Italian alpine architecture. Great place to visit for a day or two.

Torino is a very confortable city, peoples are friendly and the life is good!

People are incredible! Expecially in september party of wine!

I like the people who like the harp!!!!

Buy cd's at underground music store...the best !!

Station de sport d'hivers assez hupé, mais en été une superbe région à visiter

Ivrea, is a lovely suburban village just outside of Torino. The historic Old City is delightful at Christmas and Balla Pasticceria is a must!!!! The quaint town is truly full of an aristocratic feel, and brings many back to the day of the Classical period. The original Roman tower still exist in Ivrea and the charm of it's well situated location is beyond words. Also, small little towns such as Vico, Borgo Franco, Lessolo and Bio Dora are a stones throw away; for a real Italian rustic experience these are a definite for your travel and reachable by car. Both Torino and Ivrea are making big strides in popularity and have been hugely undervalued for their charm and beauty for far too many years. See Ivrea for its genuine quaintness and truly historic preservation which it offers any tourist or visitor. The city is very open to diverse travelers. Ivrea is a mountain town, so those who love hiking and the outdoors you have found your paradise.

that's my village!!!!!!!!!!!

Alessandria is a beautiful old town. The pedestrian areas in the center are great meeting places and full of people especially in the evenings and weekends.

If you happen to be there in September, one of the biggest classical guitar festivals in the world is going on there, so you could check it out if you feel like.

it is worth to visit the auto museum in Torino. Hopefully it will help you understand the italian car addiction

See everything and go up the slops my advice. Things of beauty and things of history alll nice and great memorises

Walk down via Roma and stop for an expresso in any place. Feel the Italian spirit in the Industrial City which is though very nice to wander.