Torresina

Until 1829 it was called Torricella, a name that – like the present one – reminded of an ancient tower that once stood there.

The tower had been built in 950, as a guarding point against the Saracins.

The tower was knocked down to built the church of Saint John, now deconsacrated.

The parish church of saint George has a stone facade and inside there are a baroque altar and a wooden crucifix, both very beautiful.

Like many other “minor” towns in the Langhe, it offers wonderful views.

The main activity is the breeding of cattles, along with the making of the famous cheese.

30 Jul

Words make us equal

Don Milani was a teacher, but how do you tell the story of a teacher without distorting his originality and humanity? Telling the story of Don Milani through the eyes of a teacher
02 Aug

Faruk’s Last Penalty

The terrible story of the War in the Former Yugoslavia told from a deeply human perspective: the burden of responsibility of each individual story within the design of History
08 Aug

Eating under the stars

Evening food and wine walk to taste typical Vicoforte and local products and wines
28 Aug

Words on the Sand

The show tells the comic adventures of Giufà, the tale of the black sheep fighting Baba Gullo, nursery rhymes for children, Latin metamorphoses, or Eastern myths