Vialfrè

Vialfrè is a comune (municipality) in the Metropolitan City of Turin in the Italian region Piedmont, located about 45 kilometers northeast of Turin. It is situated in the Canavese area, known for its rolling hills and vineyards. The population is approximately [Insert current population figure if easily accessible; otherwise omit].

The economy of Vialfrè is primarily agricultural, with a focus on viticulture and fruit cultivation. Tourism plays a secondary role, attracting visitors interested in the rural landscapes and local traditions.

Historical records show that Vialfrè has been inhabited since Roman times, though documentation is scarce. The area saw development during the medieval period, with the construction of a castle (of which only ruins remain) and the establishment of a feudal system. Over the centuries, Vialfrè has experienced periods of prosperity and decline, closely tied to the regional history of Piedmont.

Notable landmarks include the parish church dedicated to [Insert Patron Saint if available; otherwise omit], and the aforementioned ruins of the medieval castle. The surrounding countryside offers opportunities for hiking and exploring the natural environment.

Vialfrè is part of the Unione Montana Val Gallenca, an association of municipalities working together on common issues such as tourism, infrastructure, and environmental protection. The comune celebrates its patron saint's day on [Insert Date if available; otherwise omit] with traditional festivities.