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4397 - Milan, Italy

This card was sent from Milan, but features three communes in Piedmont, the region in northwest Italy. 

Bollengo is a commune about 50 kilometres northeast of Turin. There are about 2200 people who live here. Shown in the photo is Bollengo's ancient castle. 

Piverone is also about 80 kilometres northeast of Turin. There are about 1400 residents. 

Burolo is also about 50 kilometres northeast of Turin. 1100 people call Burolo home.

 

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Location: Milan, Metropolitan City of Milan, Italy

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