Refined and secluded, this small Piemonte town, intimate but full of character, has all the credentials to become the destination of your next trip. Its name is linked to the profitable legacy of Olivetti, thanks to which it is now a UNESCO site of extraordinary value. What to see in Ivrea? Here are a few tips.
Why Ivrea is a UNESCO world heritage site
Our journey begins in the past. We have to turn the clock back more than half a century to understand what Olivetti has represented socially, culturally, and entrepreneurially. Thanks to the legacy of this historic manufacturer of typewriters, mechanical calculators, and computer technology, Ivrea is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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