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Municipality of Torviscosa
Municipality of Torviscosa Pop.: 3,232
Area: 48,17 sq. km, 3 m a.s.l.
Neighbourhoods: Arrodola, Banduzzi, Chiarmacis, Fornelli, Malisana, Villaggio Roma
Town Hall: P. del Popolo, 1 - 33050 Torviscosa
Phone.: 0431.927911 Fax: 0431.929043
www.comune.torviscosa.ud.it
Located along the Roman Via Annia (hence the important archaeological finds), the town, formerly called Zuino then Torre di Zuino, was first mentioned in documents in 1278 as having a castle. The industrial expansion during the Fascist period deeply changed both the urban plan and vocation of the town, giving life to a rational road network and boosting the realization of
Sculptures by L. Lodi urban fittings (the monumental sculptures by L. Lodi), public and private buildings, sports facilities and factories that have made Torviscosa one of the clearest examples of Fascist town planning. Of the old town only the 18th-century Parish Church (Madonna del Rosario) remains, containing several works of the same period and a vivid wooden Virgin with Child of the Tolmezzo school (16th cent.). Interesting is also the Cemetery church at Malisana, of probably early Romanesque origin though restructured and enlarged between the 15th and 17th centuries, with the bell tower on the façade. Inside, the Gothic choir shows frescoes attributed to Giovanni de Cramariis (15th cent.) and the altar stands on the drum of a Doric column.
Lignano Sabbiadoro The name "Bassa" identifies the Friuli plains extending towards the Adriatic, beginning more or less from the so-called Stradalta (just a bit south of the present-day Strada Napoleonica), namely below the line of resurgences from which rivers or streams or simply natural springs often originate, contributing to shaping the...go
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