Things to see and do Piedmont

The Atl Biella tourist office is located in the Public Garden Zumaglini, Piazza Vittorio Veneto, 3, in Biella. Visitors can obtain information on the city's tourist attractions, local events, accommodation and restaurants. The tourist office also offers brochures and maps to help visitors explore the area. In addition to the main tourist office, there are other tourist information points in Biella, such as the Ufficio Informazioni di Trivero Centro Zegna, the Ufficio Accoglienza di Candelo and the Ufficio Accoglienza Santuario di Oropa. These information points also offer information on local attractions and are open at specific times.

The Varallo tourist office in Italy is the Tourist Welcome and Promotion Agency. This tourist office offers help and assistance to tourists, as well as information on the Valsesia and Vercelli area. It also organizes initiatives to promote the region's tourist resources and collects information on local events and happenings. You can also visit the Vercelli tourist office, located at Viale Garibaldi 96, or contact the Alagna Valsesia or Scopello tourist offices.

The region offers many hills and mountains with adventurous trails to explore by bike. In addition, the proximity of the Italian and French Riviera adds a touch of charm to the region. A popular route for cyclists is the Via del Sale, an old military road that links the provinces of Liguria and Piedmont over a distance of 60 km. This spectacular route offers panoramic views and takes cyclists from Limone Piemonte to Monesi, then on to the coast near Sanremo or Ventimiglia. For the return journey, cyclists can take the Tenda cable car, which winds through numerous tunnels back to Limone Piemonte. Mountain bikers can enjoy this exciting adventure on the border between Italy and France, discovering one of the most beautiful mountain bike trails from the Alps to the sea.

Bra, a town in Italy's Cuneo province, is famous for its international cheese festival, its traditional Bra sausage and its rich Baroque heritage. It's a magical place to visit in the Langhe and Roero territory. The town offers numerous events throughout the year, such as the children's book festival, the local Easter fair and the "Da Cortile a Cortile" gastronomic itinerary. History and culture buffs can also visit Bra's museums, which are part of a network of 32 public and private partners. Among the town's culinary specialities is the Bra sausage, the only sausage made from veal, which received a royal license from King Charles Albert of Savoy in 1847. Architecture fans can also admire Bra's many religious buildings and Baroque palaces.

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.