The Province of Biella (Italian: Provincia di Biella) is a province of Italy located in Piedmont. It was created in 1992 and its capital is the city of Biella.
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The Fila museum is planned without tactile and visual barriers it allows the visitors to live a 360 degrees experience. The visit takes place throughout 9 rooms. The first two rooms are dedicated to the firm and the others are dedicated to various sports related to their creative and advertising history.
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Zignone Brothers wool mill - today better known as the "Factory of the Wheel" - was built in 1878 in Pray Vallefredda, after a successful dispute resolution with Flecchia, on purpose to set up a mill for grinding cereals and threshing hemp in the same place. But Zignone, a long tradition busineman family, would like to concentrate its wool activities only in one area. At the end of the 19 century, Anselmo Giletti, who was the owner of the biggest Ponzone valley wool mill and, during those years, the Zignone factory tenant too, introduced the telodynamic system, theorized by Galileo Ferraris. Big wheels activated by a turbine and connected with metal cable characterise this still working system, that is the last preserved in Italy. This wool mill produced mainly carded clothes. In 1991 DocBi - Centro Studi Biellesi became the owner of this historical wool mill and turn it into a cultural pole. Today the "Factory of the Wheel" houses the "Centro di Documentazione dell'Industria Tessile", consisting of an industrial archives collection. The building is along the "Road of the wool", an ancient route that links Biella - the production area - to Borgosesia - the seat of an old wool market. Guided tours for groups and educational activities can be booked from Monday to Friday (9-17). We are open from June to October in Sundays on the occasion of art exhibitions periodically arranged.
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The Polo Museale Masseranese includes the most important churches and monuments in Masserano: Palazzo dei Principi Ferrero Fieschi, Chiesa Collegiata, Chiesa di San Teonesto and Chiesa di Santo Spirito. Masserano, in the district of Biella, in Piedmont (Italy), is a small town rich in history and culture. It boasts an illustrious past as Feudo Pontificio (that is a fief depending on the Pope) under the government of the Ferrero Fieschi Family, who dominated this Princedom for five centuries (from XV to XVIII Century). The museum is run by the Associazione Culturale Don Vittorino Barale, which organizes events and guided tours to dicover the village and its monuments and educational workshops for children and schools.
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