A symbol of the Renaissance in Saluzzo, in the 15th century it was the residence of the family of Galezzo and Francesco Cavassa, both Vicars General of the Marquises.
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These “men”, who answer to the name of Babaciu, have gradually colonised the entire hamlet of San Pietro di Monterosso Grana.
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Liero of armoni is a unique exhibition of Occitan musical instruments located in Chianale, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy.
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The former power station takes its name from the last owner who transformed this ancient pre-industrial plant into a hydroelectric power station.
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Built between 1440 and 1442, until 1831 it was the town hall and today it houses the picture gallery of the landscape architect Matteo Olivero.
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Over the centuries, the job of the anchovy trader has created a strong identity for the Maira Valley, influencing its social, economic and cultural development.

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Positioned in the picturesque piazzetta dei Mondagli, one of the most charming corners of the historic centre of Saluzzo, is a building of medieval origin, situated outside the circle of walls of 1280.
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The magnificent ring of the Cottian Alps, dominated by the massif of the Monviso, is the backdrop to this large castle which lies in the immediate vicinity of Saluzzo.
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