Holiday apartment in La Loggia – Discover nature and culture
Accommodation in La Loggia
La Loggia between the protected area and running routes
La Loggia combines natural surroundings and local history. The Lanca di Santa Marta area, where the Po and Banna rivers meet, is a Special Conservation Area and a Special Protection Area covering 164 hectares. It also includes La Loggia. The natural surroundings of La Loggia include the river confluence and the running routes throughout the municipality.
For active days, the running routes of La Loggia are the main focus. They cover the entire municipal area and favor quiet, nature-oriented sections through the landscape and countryside. The river area forms part of La Loggia’s natural setting, while the running routes encompass the entire municipal territory. This keeps daily planning connected to the landscape and rural surroundings without placing emphasis on any single section.
Church of San Giacomo Apostolo and older traces
The Church of San Giacomo Apostolo is a Baroque single-nave church with chapels painted by Nicola Arduino. A fresco from the 18th century was rediscovered in the Chapel of Saint James. The church stands on the ruins of an earlier chapel of the same name, which belonged to the Darmelli family.
Villa Carpeneto and Castello Galli
Villa Carpeneto is now the result of two successive alterations to an original castle. Its garden was originally laid out in the Italian style and later transformed into an English garden. A few years ago, Villa Carpeneto was declared a national monument. The present-day villa should not be equated with the original castle. Villa Carpeneto illustrates a succession of architectural and garden styles.
Castello Galli is probably considered the oldest building in La Loggia.
Palace, castles, parks and gardens around La Loggia
The Palazzo Occelli palace is located in the area around La Loggia. Also in the surrounding area are Castello di Nichelino, Parco Boschetto di Nichelino, Parco Sangone, the Galleria La Lanterna Di Sandano Maristella museum and Castello di Moncalieri.
Natural arch and garden in the wider regional area
In the wider regional area around La Loggia is the natural arch Arco Charles Emmanuel I - Emmanuel Philibert of Savoy. The Giardino Nino Farina garden is also located in the wider regional area around La Loggia.
Events in La Loggia’s annual calendar
La Loggia’s annual calendar includes fixed dates. La Loggia’s Fiera d'Autunno is scheduled for the second Sunday in October. The Sagra dello zucchino, also known as “Sagra del Cossot”, was scheduled for Sunday, June 14, 2026, as its 22nd edition. For scheduling purposes, the dates are clearly distinct: the Fiera d'Autunno is tied to a Sunday in October, while the 22nd edition of the Sagra is tied to June 14, 2026.
More destinations: Moriondo Torinese, Corio, Andezeno, Marentino, Villafranca Piemonte, Bruzolo, San Giuseppe, Volpiano.
More from the region: Turin.
