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マニャーノのRicettoは、Serra Morenicaの尾根にある、時間が止まったかのような12世紀の要塞化された村です🏰。より有名なカンドロのRicettoとは異なり、ここはより親密で、野生的で、本物の雰囲気を保っています🌿。 石畳の狭い通りや古い石造りの家々を散策すると、ほとんど魔法のような静寂に包まれます🤫。一番の見どころは、今日でも訪問者を中世に直接引き込む入り口の塔門です🛡️。

The Torre della Bastia, located near Andrate, is one of the most beloved structures on the Alta Via dell'Anfiteatro Morenico (Morainic Amphitheater Trail). Built entirely of wood with iron details, it extends over three floors and offers breathtaking views of the Canavese area and, in particular, the Ivrea lakes. Easily accessible after a few kilometers of walking, it's an ideal place for a scenic stop, to take photos, or simply to enjoy a moment of contemplation at altitude.

they are beautiful places to cycle

The view is very beautiful and if you are on a bike or a pilgrim there is a sort of house where you can stop

medieval ricetti are warehouses / granaries that can also be used for defensive purposes

Less famous than Candelo, not too far away, but nice in its own small way.

From the Cellagrande website: "Among the rolling Canavese hills, cultivated with vineyards facing Lake Viverone, stands Cella Grande. An ancient Benedictine monastery, whose now deconsecrated church includes a stone bell tower and a chapel of Romanesque origin, built between the 11th and 12th centuries. Here the monks who lived there used to dedicate themselves to viticulture and the production of wine from an ancient and native white grape variety called "Albalux" still grown today after centuries with the name of Erbaluce." I would add that the foresight of this family has brought this Monastery back to life, in the best possible way.

good morning, I wanted to know if after the Ingagna dam near the oratory up to Donato the road is dirt or has asphalt sections? Thanks to whoever can provide me with information