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a stop in this large refuge run by volunteers from the Mato Grosso is a must reasonable prices, generous portions, delicious cakes. The proceeds go to charity. The guys are all super nice and easy going! possibility of taking different walks from easy to more challenging! Not to be missed

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This section of the Sentiero Valtellina near Tirano can be reached from the Villa di Tirano train stop. Here you are at the gates of Tirano and about halfway along the Sentiero Valtellina.

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Wide path in the woods above Tirano that connects Baruffini to the border between Italy and Switzerland, with the former barracks of the Guardia di Finanza Sasso del Gallo.

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The thousand-year-old church of Santa Perpetua is located on a natural balcony overlooking Tirano. For hundreds of years the church was a central point of passage between the Rhine and Inn valleys with Valtellina and Val Camonica, then with the Po plain and the Mediterranean. Next to the sacred building, the remains of a xenodochio, a hostel for travelers and pilgrims, are still visible.

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The Schiazzera refuge is an excellent summer and early autumn refreshment point (in 2023 it is open until the third week of September, on weekends). There are tables where you can take a break while looking at the view or when it is open you can eat excellent dishes cooked by the volunteers who run the refuge. Very recommended as a point of passage or even of arrival (you can stay overnight, with reservation).

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The church of Santa Perpetua is a walking place for the Tiranesi people, but also very suitable for those who go mountain biking. There are benches, lawns and a fountain, making it a great stopover point to admire Tirano and its surroundings.

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Resting on a bench, wall or lawn you can rest from the climb and enjoy the magnificent view of Tirano, perhaps after quenching your thirst at the fountain.

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The border line between Italy and Switzerland, in the section that goes from Cima Garibaldi to Monte Dolènt, was revised during the years 1929-1938 by a joint Italian-Swiss commission. This section goes from Passo di Val Viola to Passo di Canciano, including 72 points of reference. Between one point of reference and another, square wooden "poles" with red and white stripes were placed (one is still clearly visible a little further on). This border is very natural and surrounded by greenery, although there is an old border checkpoint nearby, as this area was once a popular route for smugglers.

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