ニエッラ・ベルボ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Bossolasco is located on a long and panoramic ridge that, starting above Alba, ends near Murazzano, joining the other "panoramic" road, the SP 661 that goes from Dogliani towards Montezemolo. They are both perfect for cycling, with the only contraindication to avoid, if possible, the weekends because then they become "hunting" territory for motorcyclists. The quantity of small roads that go up from the Dogliani/Barolo area on one side and from the Belbo valley on the other allow for countless and satisfying circular tours on roads that are not too busy, the only flaw, the surface is not always impeccable. The view of the Alpine arc is magnificent, on good weather days.

Place of worship and prayer Piazza S. Paolo, 9, 12063 Dogliani CN http://www.parrocchiedogliani.it/VisitaSanPaolo.html 017370188

I loved this climb through the hazelnut forests and the peaceful surroundings. I enjoyed it like a child with new shoes!! Highly recommended as there are some difficult sections but also some rest periods, which allow you to enjoy the landscape without getting overwhelmed. The road is very narrow, but without cars. A real discovery that made me very excited!!

Very quiet roads for relaxing cycling.

The roads around Brossolasco are spectacular to enjoy cycling, the landscapes and the tranquility of the area. It is highly recommended!

The "climb of the champions" named after Marco Pantani begins near Bosia and the Belbo stream. 6.8 kilometers long, it has an average gradient of 5.6% but maximum gradients of 14%. The asphalt, in some places, is far from new, but the road has very little traffic. The summit takes place near Lequio Berria. Dedicated to the Cesenatico climber Marco Pantani, one of the most beloved Italian cyclists of all time, it is one of the last climbs in the famous "The climbs of the champions" tour.

I had never stopped and it was a great discovery

Entering the church on the left: Artistic baptistery of Quadrone. Wooden group of angels supporting the painting of the Madonna del Buon Consiglio. Wooden statue of San Giuseppe del Roasio ('800) and then the canvas of the Confraternity of Charity (1600), with the Trinity, the Holy Virgin, St. Peter and St. Paul, St. Joseph, St. John, landscape from 1600, angel offering two souls, some souls in purgatory, the inscription "Charitas me fecit". It was in San Quirico and came from the Confraternity of Charity. Lateral canvas by Hartmann depicting Mary presented in the temple. Large canvas of the Holy Family (late 1800s). Second lateral canvas by Hartmann depicting the marriage of Saint Joseph. Madonna del Carmine with saints (Santa Teresa, Santa Caterina, San Giuseppe, San Giovanni) dating back to 1600, recovered from the old sacristy and restored by Albesiano. Statue of Brillà (Padre Appiani or Father Vassallo), early 1900s.