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The Taglio Grosso pass is a road pass that connects the province of Turin with that of Biella. Here the road is crossed by the Alta Via della Serra Morenica of Ivrea, by the Cammino di San Carlo and by the Ghiaccio Caldo Ghiaccio Freddo di Magnano route, and the large telecommunications antenna allows you to take the pass as a point of reference.

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The Church of San Secondo in Magnano is a beautiful example of Romanesque architecture, built in the 11th century by Benedictine monks. It is located in a solitary clearing, where the town of Magnano once stood and was restored in 1968, eliminating the baroque additions made over the centuries.

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Erratic boulder near the village of Magnano, a large block of rock transported by a glacial movement from its original place. These boulders can be very large and occupy unusual positions on plains or hills, and are evidence of a glacial past in the area.

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Broglina is a hamlet of Magnano located just below the summit crest of the Serra moraine of Ivrea. From here you can set off on an excursion into the Reserve along the numerous marked paths.

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Perfect place for a picnic on the lawn, with benches, fountains, and shaded areas

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Ancient bell tower in the moraine greenhouse of Ivrea, wonderful panorama. It can be reached with easy dirt roads suitable for gravel bikes

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The lawn in front of the bell tower allows for a relaxing rest after a long walk. you can enjoy an uncommon silence

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some passages very technical

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trail that partly runs along the motorbike track

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very technical to do downhill

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The bell tower of San Martino, called by the local inhabitants "Ciucarun" is the only surviving building of the old town of Paerno and stands out in the countryside. It is a Romanesque style tower built between the 11th and 12th centuries.

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In the place where the church dedicated to San Secondo stands, martyr of the Theban legion, there was an older church, lower and with a single nave built in an earlier period probably by Benedictine monks, around which the ancient village of Magnano was built. In the first half of the 11th century the church was raised and enlarged until it roughly assumed its present appearance. The church has had a rather troubled history. Originally built when around it there was the ancient village of Magnano, it subsequently lost its relevance when, starting from the end of the fourteenth century, the population moved higher (where the current municipality of Magnano is located). At the beginning of the seventeenth century the role of parish was taken over by the new church of Santa Marta and there was no longer any reason to keep the ancient Romanesque church: it was therefore established, in 1606, that it was demolished to reuse the building material for the new church. The faithful, however, opposed this decision and obtained that it remain active: thus it proceeded to its arrangement with baroque additions. During the 19th century the church was once again left to decay. Only in 1968 was it decided by the Province of Vercelli and the Superintendency of Piedmont to renovate the religious building and restore its original Romanesque appearance.

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the symbolic sculpture of the monastery is located on the lawn in front of it

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This is a community made up of monks and nuns from different Christian churches who pursue a single creed. A point of support and refreshment during the Way of Oropa.

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This village has a charm of yesteryear. In the Middle Ages it was a refuge, a fortified place. There are still some details of that time.

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The Serra d'Ivrea is a moraine, an accumulation of sediments transported in the movement of the glacier coming from the Aosta Valley.

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great view

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The church of S.Secondo dating back to the 11th century is one of the finest examples of Romanesque in Piedmont.

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An evocative bell tower that stands alone, the only remaining testimony of the village of Paerno.

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Passage place open to the public. Climb inside the bell tower impossible, because it is closed. Beware of any ground wasp nests or hornets near the Ciucarun, in the height of summer!

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