Varallo Sesia

Varallo Sesia is a mountain commune in northern Italy situated where multiple watercourses meet in a valley setting. The settlement spreads across different elevations with residential areas, religious buildings, and public spaces that form the local landscape.

The area had settlements dating back to ancient times and eventually became a trading hub. Over the centuries, religious construction and local government structures developed here, shaping the community's growth.

The religious significance of Varallo draws visitors who come to explore its spiritual heritage and sacred spaces. The place holds deep meaning for those seeking connection to religious traditions and pilgrimage routes.

The commune is well-connected by rail and road to nearby cities, making it easy to reach. Visitors will find local accommodations, eateries, and services offering regional food and practical amenities.

The town received the Gold Medal for Military Valor in 1971, honoring the resistance efforts by residents during German occupation in World War II. This recognition reflects the role local citizens played during a pivotal period in European history.

Location: Province of Vercelli

Capital city: Varallo

Elevation above the sea: 450 m

Shares border with: Borgosesia, Cellio con Breia, Cesara, Civiasco, Cravagliana, Madonna del Sasso, Nonio, Quarna Sotto, Quarona, Valstrona, Vocca

Website: http://comune.varallo.vc.it

GPS coordinates: 45.81383,8.25814

Latest update: December 6, 2025 22:09