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Nice little town, but not really cyclist-friendly: the castle, a nice point of interest, is accessible only if you go to eat a lot (they say explicitly: "We are not a museum, a bar, a restaurant - here we have lunch, dinner and a snack"), the fountains are not drinkable, in short, the impression is that of being unwelcome guests. That said, visiting it in their face is a great satisfaction.

Nice little town, but not really cyclist-friendly: the castle, a nice point of interest, is accessible only if you go to eat a lot (they say explicitly: "We are not a museum, a bar, a restaurant - here we have lunch, dinner and a snack"), the fountains are not drinkable, in short, the impression is that of being unwelcome guests. That said, visiting it in their face is a great satisfaction.

Village in the Susa Valley. Starting point to go up to Cortavetto, where we find the Paradiso delle Rane lake

Locality of Val di Susa, where an excellent quality and size of "Marrone" chestnuts is collected and sold

Because it's beautiful. There are also guided tours

In the historic village of Susa, some splendid monuments are located in the Parco d'Augusto area: the arch erected in the 1st century BC. in honor of Octavian Augustus, the cathedral of San Giusto, Roman remains of the aqueduct, the castle of Countess Adelaide and an ancient access gate, Porta Savoia. Of particular importance is the arch, which expresses well the value that Susa had for the Romans.

This castle dates back to the 12th century and is said to have been built by the Knights Templar. We know for sure that it belonged to the Rotari family and later to the Borello family, from which it has kept its name. It is located in a splendid position, on the edge of a large plateau, almost invisible from below. The building is private, consequently the castle is only visible externally... but the place is certainly worth a detour for a short visit!

Core of the historical Susa, from the Cathedral of San Giusto (XI - XV century) to the Roman gate (Porta Savoia) to the Roman remains (Arco di Augusto and aqueduct). The park itself isn't accessible by bike, but that's not a big deal. Worth a visit.