The Town Of Witches in Triora
The location of the last witch trials of Italy, known as "The Salem of Europe." Triora, Italy.

πŸ“œ Medieval village in Liguria, Italy, known for its 16th-century witch trials.πŸ” Often called 'The Salem of Europe,' it embraces its mystical past with museums and festivals.Why GoπŸ‘» Explore a town steeped in witchcraft folklore and mystery.πŸ›οΈ Visit the Ethnographic and Witchcraft Museum with trial artifacts and torture reconstructions.🚢 Wander through ancient stone houses, dark alleyways, medieval tunnels, lanes, and admire unique art on painted doors.πŸŽƒ Experience spooky festivals, including a summer witchcraft festival, a mushroom festival in September, and Halloween celebrations.✨ Discover the atmospheric charm of the town, especially at night.Why AvoidπŸ’€ Small, quiet village with limited amenities, including only one restaurant.Tips🍽️ Try local mountain fare at L'Erba Gatta or baked goods at Panificio Asplanato, and local specialties like alpine cheeses, brined taggiasca olives, and wild mushrooms.πŸ›οΈ Find witchy souvenirs and local food products.🏑 Explore La Cabotina, the alleged meeting place of witches.πŸš— The winding route from the coast up into the Alpi Liguri National Park offers scenic views.

Last updated 7 days ago

We strive for accuracy, but errors may occur. Please verify key info.