A Benedictine abbey from 1027 and a cathedral only from 1772, built against Susa's Roman gate.
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A Benedictine abbey from 1027 and a cathedral only from 1772, built against Susa's Roman gate.
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The arch king Cottius dedicated to Augustus, naming the fourteen peoples under his command.
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The museum holding the triptych carried to the summit of the Rocciamelone in 1358 and left there.
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The castle of Adelaide of Susa, built where the Romans had the governor's palace.
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The citadel cut into the rock above Susa that never fired a shot, demolished on Napoleon's order.
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