Holidays in Tourrette-Levens
Turett-Levance is an admirable town lost in the Navy Alps, near Nizza and Canna. Unlike these Lasourne Berega pearls, Turett-Levance can be described as “unlimited diamonds”. Everyone here breathes an old and traditional French province. The first settlement dates back to the XIIth century. Then the villagers of Torettas farmed, made grapes and harvested olive oil. For several centuries, a strengthened settlement called Latin " turris " , which means " strength " , was on the so-called " Salt Road " on the road to Nitz and Turin. There were Roman legions and warriors. Over time, an old tree turned into a cozy town, whose bright turtle roofs look through the leaf.
The population of Turett Levans now stands at about 4,000. Mountains continue to engage in agriculture and traditional handicrafts, whose secrets have moved from their ancestors. The " Old Village " , referred to as its residents of Turett Levans, was left in 1887. Then the earthquake destroyed many houses and took dozens of lives. Now, a well-established medieval village, with its narrow velocity and churches, is the main pilgrimage of tourists. The center of this painting ensemble is the old castle of the XIIth century. There was a unique butterfly museum. The discovery of the panorama inspection site takes a spirit.
The great pride of the city is the old church of Saint Rosalee, the patron of Turett Levans. I believe that the power of the saint brought from Nitzza was taken away from the 1631 plague. Among other ancient monuments, the Church of the Savior of the Thirteenth Century, the Church of the Holy Bogodica and the Church of the Holy Speakers are interesting. It's certainly time to take a look at Museum Cirke and the Remesel Museum.
The residents of Turett Levans are welcome and happy. It's a lot of holidays and festivals in the open sky. One of these things is about the... olive branch. The thing is, Turett Levans has always had a whole cult worshipping this plant. The Oliva was considered a scrub tree, as its butter was used in church worship, and the trade in valuables brought good money to the city's budget.