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Water supply fountain

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One of the entrances to the Mandria park

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Beautiful farmhouse, one of the most well kept.

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Excellent place for a pleasant stop inside the Park.

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The Mandria never disappoints

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villa which was built around 1860 commissioned by Vittorio Emanuele II. The complex is part of the La Mandria Natural Park.[1] The name derives from the imaginative and extreme eclecticism of architecture, however suitable for a small villa for refreshment during hunting trips.[2] La Bizzarrìa was also wanted by the king as a place of residence for himself, Rosa Vercellana (called Bela Rosin) and for his two children Vittoria and Emanuele.

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WITH LAIRA AT THE HERD

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Church inside the Paco La Mandria, near the entrance to Druento

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Nice place inside the Mandria, related to horses

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Nice place to go for a walk on foot or by bike … besides the herd it is nice to visit the palace and a giant bench for the children

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On the left, take the upper road towards Almese, while on the right, continue the descent towards Caselette

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Nice descent path towards the Caselette sports field, less steep and without rock jumps, instead present in the one used for the ascent

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Arrived at the top after a bit of effort you can see a beautiful panorama

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Last effort to get to the top and enjoy the magnificent panorama

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The most popular destination for Turin hikers, perhaps due to the fantastories that exist about extraterrestrials, so much so that people can be seen climbing up with torches even at night. There are several paths that go up to the summit with a cross, the most popular is certainly the one that starts from the sports field of Caselette, faces the Via Crucis up to the sanctuary of Sant'Abaco and then with a path that is sometimes steep and sometimes stony leads us to the top.

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very beautiful and from there you enter the herd park

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Building inside the Mandria

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Building used as a place of rest and refreshment for the Savoy monarchs during their hunting trips. To date in a state of neglect and decay. Its recovery is appreciable.

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Leaving the Mandria, passing through the Bizzarria, you can take the path on the right that runs along the ring road of the Park, ending at the end of Fiano.

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Beautiful building, perfectly integrated into the nature of the Park. There is an entrance to the park just nearby, convenient for those arriving from the San Gillio side; otherwise, you can get there from the Druento entrance, both internally (easy dirt road) and along the road that runs along the park wall (bad asphalt, little traffic).

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