Revello

Revello is a commune in the Province of Cuneo in the Italian region Piedmont. It is located about 50 kilometers southwest of Turin and about 15 kilometers northwest of Cuneo. The commune's territory is situated in the Roero hills, an area known for its vineyards and agricultural production.

The history of Revello is linked to the ancient settlement of its territory, with archaeological findings suggesting human presence since prehistoric times. During the Middle Ages, it was an important center, often contested by various local lords. The castle of Revello, though largely in ruins today, was a significant stronghold. Over centuries, it followed the historical trajectory of the region, experiencing periods of prosperity and decline.

Economically, Revello relies heavily on agriculture, particularly viticulture. The area is renowned for producing wines such as Roero Arneis and Nebbiolo. Other agricultural activities include the cultivation of hazelnuts and other fruits. The town also has small and medium-sized enterprises in various sectors.

The commune's attractions include its historic center, the remains of its medieval castle, and the surrounding natural landscape, which offers opportunities for hiking and exploring the vineyards. The Church of San Giovanni Battista is another notable historical and architectural site within Revello. The community is characterized by its traditional Piedmontese culture and its strong ties to the land.