Province of Vercelli

. Façade of the basilica. In 2003, UNESCO added the Sacred Mountain of Varallo to the World Heritage List. Other historical sights include the Basilica of Sant'Andrea in Vercelli. There are also numerous natural sights in the Valsesia area. == Municipalities ==

• Alagna Valsesia • Albano Vercellese • Alice Castello • Alto Sermenza • Arborio • Asigliano Vercellese • Balmuccia • Balocco • Bianzè • Boccioleto • Borgo d'Ale • Borgo Vercelli • Borgosesia • Buronzo • Campertogno • Carcoforo • Caresana • Caresanablot • Carisio • Casanova Elvo • Cellio con Breia • Cervatto • Cigliano • Civiasco • Collobiano • Costanzana • Cravagliana • Crescentino • Crova • Desana • Fobello • Fontanetto Po • Formigliana • Gattinara • Ghislarengo • Greggio • Guardabosone • Lamporo • Lenta • Lignana • Livorno Ferraris • Lozzolo • Mollia • Moncrivello • Motta de' Conti • Olcenengo • Oldenico • Palazzolo Vercellese • Pertengo • Pezzana • Pila • Piode • Postua • Prarolo • Quarona • Quinto Vercellese • Rassa • Rimella • Rive • Roasio • Ronsecco • Rossa • Rovasenda • Salasco • Sali Vercellese • Saluggia • San Germano Vercellese • San Giacomo Vercellese • Santhià • Scopa • Scopello • Serravalle Sesia • Stroppiana • Tricerro • Trino • Tronzano Vercellese • Valduggia • Varallo • Vercelli • Villarboit • Villata • Vocca == Demographics ==

, near Borgosesia Motorways The province is crossed by the following motorways (in Italian, autostrade): • Autostrada A4: Turin-Trieste • Autostrada A26: Genoa-Gravellona Toce Railway lines • Turin–Milan railway • Vercelli–Pavia railway • Santhià–Biella railway • Novara–Varallo railway ==References==