프라로스티노‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 호수

The villa, a stately home that evolved in the 18th century from an original fortification with a keep, is used as a venue for weddings, conferences, and the like. The park was created in the early 19th century as a botanical garden, curated by architect Xavier Kurten. It is home to numerous species of exotic and non-exotic plants, including 86 different types of hydrangea! It can be visited by reservation and for a fee, and is definitely worth the price: besides being interesting and well-maintained, with explanatory panels in front of each interesting plant, it is truly beautiful to look at. For large groups, there is also the option of a guided tour, which is definitely worth organizing. -- [Park and Villa "Il Torrione"]

Lake of the Germanasca valley, in the Conca Cialancia provincial park, reachable with a circular excursion starting from Linsard. It is likely that on holidays there will be many people, given that it can be reached by motorized vehicles (preferably off-road) thanks to the connecting dirt road

A quiet corner surrounded by greenery in Villar Pellice, perfect for a relaxing break. Here you can recharge your e-bike thanks to the Upslowtour totems, while enjoying the relaxed atmosphere by the lake. There is a small bar and you can fish for trout directly in the pond, using the equipment provided free of charge: you only pay for what you catch. Around the lake you will find shaded spaces, picnic areas and grills for outdoor cooking.

With a small detour you can go around the lake and return to the Sentieri della Resistenza (SDR) path. There are a couple of picnic tables in the pine forest

From the lake you can admire a magnificent view to the north, from the Orsiera - Rocciavrè group with the visible Selleries Refuge up to the Rocciamelone cusp, sentinel of Susa

From the lake you can admire a grandiose panorama towards the north, from the Orsiera - Rocciavrè group with the visible Selleries Refuge up to the Rocciamelone cusp, sentinel of Susa

A basin rich in vegetation, fauna and alpine lakes that can be reached on a dirt military road partly open to motor traffic. The last 8 km before the final pass can only be covered on foot or by mountain bike due to a ban on access to cars.