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She's NOT a girl with a broom! She's Blessed Panacea, patron saint of Valsesia, originally from Quarona and martyred on the hills outside the town, still buried in Ghemme in the great Antonellian chapel. And that's not a broom, but a shepherdess' crook.

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Beautifully located, can easily cycle between Lake Maggiore and Lake Orta

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If you want to ride uphill in a short and crisp manner, this is the right place!

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Characteristic stretch, both uphill and downhill. Be careful if wet

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It is possible to climb from two different routes and both represent a nice challenge.

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excellent urban redevelopment, it also allows you to cut a very busy section of the state road

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hard but worth it

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It is said that the sister suffered from werewolves and therefore lived practically locked up in this house

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The Church of San Leonardo stands on a hill and from the churchyard a very wide panorama opens up. The current appearance highlights a fairly recent structure, but the facade reveals its ancient Romanesque derivation. Its origin is unknown. Based on the devotion to San Leonardo, to whom the sacred building has always been dedicated, it can be plausibly hypothesized around the year one thousand. To support this conjecture, the interesting data provided by the Milanese historian Goffredo da Bussero (1220-1289), in the manuscript Liber notitiæ sanctorum Mediolani, published in 1917 edited by Marco Magistretti and Ugo Monneret de Villard, containing the list of all the Churches of the Milanese Pievi of the 13th century and of the saints who are venerated there. On page 215, n. 241, we read: In plebe Angera, loco Campeliano, ecclesia sancti Leonardi – In the Pieve of Angera, in the town of Tapiliano [Campeliano is a clear error by the copyist] the Church of San Leonardo. In 1820, the works to expand the Church began: the base and the first level of the Bell Tower, the Baptistery, the Chapel of the Holy Crucifix and the Sacristy were built.

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Romanesque church that has been extensively restored. Over the centuries the church has seen several additions and removals, but this is explained nicely. Great example of original Romanesque architecture. Be sure to make a short stop. Afterwards, have a coffee in Armeno.

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Just a short bit of fun, but still a great route.

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Magnificent panorama

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Excellent alternative to the busy main road

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Historic Villa and Restaurant of the legendary Cannavacciuolo

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In the hamlet of Tapigliano in the municipality of Nebbiuno. Of Romanesque origin, it rises on a hill from which you can enjoy a beautiful panorama

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spectacular little road carved into the rock. Unfortunately it is also a place of memory as it was the scene of the shooting of partisans during the Second World War

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beautiful little square

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The hamlet of Agnona is a point of interest on a ring circuit around Borgosesia. the climb has a strong technical connotation.

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Beautiful view of the Isola di Orta San Giulio and Lake Orta

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