Quagliuzzo, Quajuss in Piedmontese, is a small commune of the Canavese, in the metropolitan city of Turin. For eighteen years it did not exist: in 1929 a royal decree merged it with Loranzè, Colleretto Giacosa, Parella and Strambinello into one municipality called Pedanea, and only on 23 August 1947 did the five recover their separate identities.
Its arms are divided green and blue, with a gold scallop shell across the line and a red chief bearing a silver cross; the banner is yellow edged with green. The old parish church and its bell tower stopped serving the village in 1970, when a new one designed by Giovanni Picco took their place.
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📅 Every year, on 2 February
On 2 February Quagliuzzo, a municipality of 331 inhabitants in the province of Turin, celebrates the Presentation of Jesus at the Temple, the town's patronal title.
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