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A short stop in Passerano Marmorito allows you to reach the Parish Castle, the town's historical landmark.

Excellent view of Turin from Monte dei Capuccini

If done downhill it is very technical, with the presence of fallen trees and hikers on foot. Maximum caution!

Chieri area ideal for those who want to pedal but can't stand climbs.

The Turin hills are always interesting, if you go by mountain bike you should avoid the days after the rain, the mud takes a long time to disappear

The road to Moncucco Torinese offers a panorama that ranges from the hills to the plain. As you climb along the roads that border the vineyards and green fields, the landscape opens up to a view that embraces the mountains of the surrounding area and extends to the city of Turin, visible in the distance.

The Basilica is dedicated to the Madonna delle Grazie, whose wooden statue is preserved in the Cappella del Voto. On the hill, since 1461, well before the Basilica was built, there was a small church, a parish for the local faithful. At that time the hill was "a sharp mountain, and at the end of it a church with three altars located in the same place where the church of the Royal Congregation of Superga is now located, but in a higher site", dedicated to the Madonna but also to St. Anthony and St. Grato.

Nice little village, which concentrates various points of interest in its centre. First of all the castle, dating back to the 11th century: restored and renovated, so much so that at first I took it for a 19th century neo-Gothic replica! Next, the church of San Giovanni Battista, in front of the castle: an eighteenth-century building then remodeled in the nineteenth century, with a beautiful exposed brick façade, simple and effective. Remarkable, a short distance away, is the Regio Asilo Matta, a nineteenth-century nursery school, which breathes in the scents of De Amicis. On the road towards Turin, in a fork in the road, is the small church of San Rocco, also an eighteenth or nineteenth century neoclassical construction, simple but not to be missed.