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In the diary of his pilgrimage on the Way of St. James, which was published later, the German entertainer Hape (Hans-Peter) Kerkeling also writes about the meditative experience of praying the Rosary together, which he experienced himself in the “grandiose village church, which has the makings of a cathedral” of Castildelgado (Castile). Under the date June 21, 2001, he notes: “I simply must see the only tourist attraction in town! (…) She is all the more pleased that I want to see the jewel of Castildelgado and accompanies me inside. Our tour quickly ends in front of the altar, and so the woman asks me to take a seat in one of the wonderfully cool pews. Gradually, other people enter the church. The older lady begins to pray the rosary. The monotonous chanting has a calming effect, and the constantly repeating lament gives strength, security, and peace! So, after I can recite the words along with her, I join in the mantra…” (Hape Kerkeling in “I’m Off Then: My Journey on the Camino de Santiago”)

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At the top of this hill there are many shops, bars and restaurants equipped for cyclists.

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Here is the route for the ascent of the Col du Lautaret starting from Le Monêtier-les-Bains

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Hill with a stunning setting that is definitely worth a visit

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Amazing view from the little mountain just behind the bar/restaurant

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A panoramic view of the Bardonecchia basin, from the French mountains to those of the Salice area. I recommend taking a short walk to the hill above the bar/restaurant...

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A fantastic mountain, making this climb was very challenging, the asphalt is in excellent condition and the gradients are regular.

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Beautiful

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An Art Nouveau building, designed in 1913 and built around the time of World War I, originally intended to host parties and events. It underwent several renovations, and was finally restored in 1996 and converted to host parties and events. So, no change of use has occurred. The building's structure is very linear, almost rationalist, and only the decoration betrays the original Art Nouveau style. In front, a lovely square (unfortunately used as a parking lot) and several tree-lined avenues. A beautiful building in a lovely setting.

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It is located at the top of the Chiesa hamlet, just inside the town. The roads leading to it are mostly pedestrianized, but accessible by bicycle. The church has a rather intricate façade, with a beautiful portal; the rectory, which overlooks the churchyard at a 90° angle to the church, is also very beautiful. Next to the church is a fountain nestled among the trees. The stone bell tower is also noteworthy. In front, a stunning view of the Susa Valley awaits. To reach the churchyard, you have to do a bit of portage, but it's worth it.

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Leaving Cesana toward Sauze, there's a dedicated bike path (strictly speaking, a pedestrian and cycle path) on the right, which runs alongside the stream for about a kilometer before rejoining the provincial road. The route actually continues as a regular path, then descends onto the bridle of the stream a little further upstream. However, it's not advisable to continue on the path, as it's separated from the road by a guard rail, and once you get off the bridle, it's impossible to get back onto the road. Along the bike path, you can pedal calmly, looking around without fear of getting hit.

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A simple chapel, its apse facing the Monginevro provincial road, just before the roundabout marking the entrance to Cesana. Well preserved, it is extremely simple—the façade features only the entrance door and a niche with a statue of the Madonna. The chapel offers a stunning view of the Chaberton and a lovely glimpse of Cesana, where the bell tower of the parish church can be glimpsed, framed by the houses. A good opportunity for a break.

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Despite its status as a tourist destination par excellence, it is beautiful and interesting. For us cyclists, the monument to Fausto Coppi, near the fountain marking the town center, is particularly interesting; the surrounding panorama, both architectural and mountainous, is truly beautiful. Worthy of note is the plaque that an Army captain dedicated to his horse Homer, originally buried on the Sestriere hill.

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At the end of the long climb from Cesana, we finally see the towers of Sestriere. False alarm, however: there's still a long climb to go to the top. It's comforting, though.

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This climb is very beautiful, at the top a beautiful pine forest awaits you.

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A medium-difficulty climb on perfect asphalt, and of course, there's no shortage of views.

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memorial monument known as the Henri Desgranges Monument.

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The Col du Galibier from Briançon is a climb located in the Grand Briançonnais region. This climb is 34.8 kilometers long, with a positive elevation gain of 1,398 meters. The Col du Galibier from Briançon has an average gradient of 4%.

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The Col du Lautaret from Briançon is a climb located in the Grand Briançonnais region. This climb is 26.3 kilometers long, with an elevation gain of 801 meters. The Col du Lautaret from Briançon has an average gradient of 3%.

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The Col du Lautaret from Briançon is a climb located in the Grand Briançonnais region. This climb is 26.3 kilometers long, with an elevation gain of 801 meters. The Col du Lautaret from Briançon has an average gradient of 3%.

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