Tourist Attractions & Monuments Italy

IAT - Informazioni e Accoglienza Turistica di Tortona is Tortona's tourist office. It is located in Palazzo Guidobono, Piazza Aristide Arzano. The IAT provides tourist information on Tortona and the surrounding area, as well as tourist guides and a calendar of events. The tourist office website also offers additional information on the region's tourist attractions.

The tourist office offers information and advice on the city's and the region's tourist attractions.

To meet, go to Monte Cow, the small hill near the Campidoglio. There are few world day in the gardens. In the evening, attendance increases. Turn right after the stairs that climb to the Campidoglio. Entrance also by the grid located opposite Teatro Marcello.

Built in the th century by Canon Giovanni Perego, this beautiful palace saw the work of the greatest architects of the time. Among them Piermarini, author of La Scala in Milan and Villa Reale in Monza, and Simone Cantone who succeeded Villa Olmo in Como. The previous chapel (th century) is decorated with frescoes from the Bergognone. 

Nicknamed «Small Calabria Switzerland», the Sila National Park, established in 1997, is a beautiful territory of 150,000 ha, punctuated by many villages in height and mountain refuges, from which the Ionian Sea can be seen. It extends between the provinces of Cosenza, Crotone and Catanzaro in Calabria, lands rich in ancient traditions. This high plateau, extending the Apennin Calabria, promises a beautiful escape in nature.