Triora, a small and charming medieval village located on the Riviera Ligure di Ponente, in the province of Imperia, is one of the most mysterious and evocative places in Italy. Perched on a hill about 800 meters above sea level in the heart of the Argentina Valley, Triora is distinguished by its mountainous landscape and a history that has indelibly marked its identity. With a population of no more than 200 people, this village has a charm all its own, made up of ancient traditions, natural beauty and mysteries linked to one of the darkest pages of European history: the witchcraft trials that marked the fate of many local women between 1587 and 1589.
