The beautiful ‘House of the Sundial’, an illustrious example of Alpine architecture, so called for the sundial painted on the façade to the south, is now home to the Museo di “Pels”. The museum reconstructs the various phases of hair processing for wig-making and collects testimonies, photographs, images and commercial documents related to the trade.

The fuchsia petal - among the various petals that make up the “bouquet” of the itineraries proposed by the Landandè Committee - is certainly the one most deeply immersed in nature, especially in the part located in the territory of the municipality of Briaglia. A scenic itinerary around the Valli Monregalesi to be covered on the back of a MTB or e-bike. A ring route that develops in a continuous succession of ups and downs, with very little space left to the flat sections, as well as on off-road routes that, in some cases, require training, good riding skills and excellent physical shape.

Built as a defensive structure by Philip I of Acaja between 1324 and 1332, it was then transformed by the House of Savoy into a noble residence. The town library is now housed in its sixteenth-century arcades. The guided tours offered by the Tourist Office, located right inside the courtyard of the manor, are not to be missed.