アンデゼーノの天然記念物・トップ7

Beautiful places! However, as far as I know, the hybrid oak, quercus crenata, is called Ro(l) Verda sul Bric Turniola, in Piedmontese Ro or Rol are the sessile oaks, the oaks.

The Andezeno cemetery is located at the top of a hill which offers a stupendous panorama over the entire surrounding countryside, up to the Turin hill and, beyond, up to the Alps. Inside, the church of San Giorgio al Cimitero, dating back to 12 century, very simple and elegant. Outside, the memorial park for the victims of the two world wars - with two cannons on display, which always leaves me a little perplexed. The park has tall, leafy trees and benches. Just inside the cemetery, drinking water point. It's a little out of the way, it's a blind road and you have to go there on purpose, climbing up rather steep slopes, but it's worth the effort. Recommended destination.

Path in the woods little known but very beautiful. Great for escaping the city heat and enjoying some fresh air.

Memorial fountain for the construction of the aqueduct. Beautiful but abandoned, without water and known by few.

Romanesque church of San Giorgio inside the Andezeno cemetery.

RIO CRIVELLA waterfall ... to get there, the path is signposted even if the ground could be slippery depending on the periods, so be careful not to slip ...

The Hermitage Fountain, the work of Mario Dezzuti, was inaugurated with great fanfare on 30 May 1955 with a ceremony which saw the participation of the city authorities, the engineer who authored the work Salvatore Chiaudiano, the president of the Municipal Aqueduct, the Mayor of Turin Peyron, of the usual ministers present at every important ceremony and of Cardinal Fossati who blessed the Fountain. But no one knew that this little gem would end up forgotten now and is little more than a pile of moss, a real shame.

After a tough asphalted climb, the descent to the waterfall begins and then crosses the bridge