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medieval ricetti are warehouses / granaries that can also be used for defensive purposes

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Short but challenging climb

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info point

Less famous than Candelo, not too far away, but nice in its own small way.

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We go back in time

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Village that was once defended by walls and a tower, to protect from enemy attacks. Today we can see some houses, the remains of these walls, and a beautiful view of Lake Viverone

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Passage made during Erratico Gravel

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Situated on the top of a hill in the Serra, the castle has its origins in a tower from the tenth century, around which the imposing complex developed, which closes on three sides a trapezoidal courtyard. From the courtyard you can enjoy a beautiful view of Lake Viverone and the Canavese lakes. The portico dates back to the time of the Bicchieri domination, as evidenced by the noble coat of arms in the upper part; Inside, where the Enoteca Regionale della Serra and a restaurant are located, fifteenth-century coffered ceilings and nineteenth-century decorations testify to the various transformations undergone in different periods by the building around the manor house, along the slopes of the hill there was a ricetto, of which very few traces remain.

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The ricetto is a medieval structure typical of Piedmont; a medieval grouping of houses surrounded by walls in which the inhabitants of the countryside took refuge in case of danger. The ricetto of Magnano is less well known than that of Candelo, but it is preserved very well. This complex, together with the church of S. Giovanni, is a small pearl set in the hills of Biella.

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Beautiful hilltop village with panoramic views

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The ricetto is a medieval structure typical of Piedmont; a medieval grouping of houses surrounded by walls where the inhabitants of the countryside took refuge in case of danger. The ricetto di Magnano is less known than that of Candelo, but it keeps very well. This complex, together with the church of S. Giovanni, is a small pearl set in the hills of the Biella area.

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It was the upper village that served as protection for the population when they were attacked by bands of thieves. They were also defended by walls of which only the section near the tower remains.

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Castello dei Vialardi di Verrone today used partly as a private residence and partly as the Municipality of Verrone

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originally fortified architectural complex of fifteenth-century origin intended for defense in times of war and for storage of grain in other periods. Unfortunately very badly preserved.

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the museum of falsehood and deception at the Castello di Verrone www.falseum.it

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The architectural complex of the Castello dei Vialardi di Verrone is home to the town hall, the Falseum museum and private homes

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beautiful view over the val d aosta and val chiusella

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water point

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This shelter was used in the Middle Ages as a warehouse for food supplies to be used in the event of a siege.

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This small town is crossed by the Via Francigena and the Cammino di Oropa. The Rondolino Castle fascinates hikers and visitors for its reference to the Middle Ages even if it is a nineteenth-century construction.

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