Ciriè, Province of Torino, Piedmont
The town already existed in Roman times, about 25 km North West of Turin, in the Valley of the Stura di Laura river, though the historical center dates back to medieval times.
Info
- Altitude: 344 m a.s.l
- Surface area: 17.8 sq km
- Population: about 10,000 inhabitants
- Population Density: 1,059 inhabitants per sq km
- Zip/postal code: 10073
- Dialing Area Code: +39 011
- Patron Saint: St. Ciriaco
- Frazioni & Localities: Devesi, Vastalla
- GPS Coordinates: 45°14'0"N 7°36'0"E
What to see
- The Cathedral of San Giovanni Battista, originally in the Romanesque church, but renovated in more recent times. In the central apse there is an important polyptich (a multi-panel painting) dated 1535 by Giuseppe Giovenone the Elder, representing Jesus Baptism with Saints, and on the left altar a statue by Defendente Ferrari representing the Madonna del Popolo.
- The tower of San Rocco, the only remaining part of the ancient medieval walls
- About half a mile from the town, the chapel of Santa Maria of Spinerano, an 11th century church with beautiful 15th century frescoes inside by Domenico della Marca from Ancona.
Where to stay
Useful Links
- Official Website of the Comune of Ciriè.
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