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  • Canavese Place

    … died the following year. The great families of the Canavese traced their own lineage back to his blood: the Valperga of Masino, for instance, claimed descent from him and held their family castle for more than nine centuries.

  • Castello di Mazzè Place

    … back to 1313 (east wing) and 1430 (west wing), built by the Counts of Canavese, who later became the Counts Valperga di Mazzè, a family that became extinct in 1840. After the extinction of the Valperga family the castle …

  • Collision between a car and a railway convoy in Valperga (20 October 2026) Event

    In Valperga a car collided with a railway convoy from the electrification works on the Rivarolo-Pont line, at the via …

  • Comunità Montana Alto Canavese Organisation

    … Cuorgnè, Forno Canavese, Levone, Pertusio, Prascorsano, Pratiglione, Rivara, San Colombano Belmonte, Valperga and Rocca Canavese.

  • Handover of works for the second stage of the Rio Levesa flood relief channel Event

    … 2026, the works for the second stage of the Rio Levesa flood relief channel (scolmatore) were handed over at Valperga, in the Canavese area — a €1.8 million flood-defence project aimed at reducing the risk of flooding in an …

  • Masino Castle Place

    … hill of the Serra di Ivrea, at Caravino, in the Canavese; for more than nine centuries it belonged to the Valperga counts, who claimed descent from Arduin of Ivrea, king of Italy in 1002, and since 1988 it has belonged to …

  • Metropolitan City of Turin Place

    … on via Maria Vittoria. Built in 1675 for the counts Ripa di Giaglione to a design by Antonio Maurizio Valperga or his brother Andrea, it passed in 1685 to the Dal Pozzo della Cisterna family; in the eighteenth century …

  • Piazza San Carlo Place

    … is unequivocal: the attribution to Castellamonte is arbitrary, and the architect was probably Maurizio Valperga.

  • Royal Palace of Turin Place

    … took place between 1639 and 1642, and from 1643 the works, initially overseen by engineer Maurizio Valperga, passed to Amedeo di Castellamonte and then to the captain-engineer Carlo Morello, who died in 1665. [14]

  • Vittorio Alfieri Person

    His Turin friend Tommaso Valperga di Caluso praised its faithfulness: «the image turns out marvellously similar and faithful». Alfieri died in …

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