Piedmont

The regional flag of Piedmont represents the identity of one of northwestern Italy's most historic regions. Its symbols reflect the region's royal heritage, Alpine landscapes, and cultural traditions.

Piedmont has played a central role in Italian history as the heartland of the House of Savoy. From Turin, the movement for the unification of Italy was led, making the region one of the birthplaces of modern Italy.

Official Name: Piedmont
Country: Italy
Continent: Europe
Capital: Turin
Population: Approx. 4.2 million
Currency: Euro (EUR)

Famous Attractions:
• Mole Antonelliana
• Royal Palace of Turin
• Lake Maggiore
• Langhe Wine Region
• Gran Paradiso National Park

Piedmont is renowned for its Alpine scenery, elegant cities, world-famous wines, truffles, and royal palaces. Visitors enjoy mountain adventures, historic landmarks, fine cuisine, and UNESCO World Heritage landscapes.