루피아 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

Airasca-Moretta 자전거 도로 바로 출구에 있으며, 물이 있고 그늘진 곳에서 오래 머물기 완벽한 장소이며, 고요함에 둘러싸여 있습니다.

Cavour 중심부, 매우 매력적입니다. 여유롭게 방문할 만합니다.

산에 자리 잡은 중세 역사 중심지와 고딕 양식의 대성당(또 다른 볼거리)에서 시작되는 19세기 후반의 아름다운 산책로, 넓고 현대적인 구역, 그리고 여러 역사적 명소가 있는 아름다운 도시입니다. 꼭 방문해야 할 곳입니다.

살루초 대성당은 고딕 건축 양식이 뛰어나며, 살루초의 중앙 거리 끝에 자리 잡고 있습니다. 이 거리는 방문할 가치가 있는 작은 보석입니다.

A hamlet of Savigliano, consisting of the ancient castle and its outbuildings, now converted into residential homes and private farmhouses. The highlight is the beautifully restored castle, which stands out with its cylindrical corner turret. Privately owned, it cannot be visited inside, but it makes a remarkable impression. Adjacent to the castle is the very simple exposed brick chapel with a small portico. All the outbuildings, of considerable age, are worth a careful look.

very nice area in summer it will be wonderful

Saluzzo, the ancient capital of the Marquisate, is a medieval Piedmontese village located at the foot of Monviso. Its historic center fascinates with cobbled streets, suggestive squares, narrow stairways, ancient churches and elegant noble palaces with well-kept gardens. The city offers a lively cultural scene, with events, concerts, exhibitions, cinema, theater and festivals that enliven the local calendar. Furthermore, Saluzzo is renowned for its food and wine tradition, with numerous restaurants where you can taste the typical recipes of the local cuisine, famous for the "Slow Food" movement. A visit to Saluzzo allows you to immerse yourself in an atmosphere of times gone by, discovering the beauty and authenticity of this corner of Piedmont.

The Sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin of the Pilone originates from an extraordinary event: according to the chronicles, on July 23, 1684, a votive pillar dedicated to the Madonna began to mysteriously swing for several days, attracting crowds of faithful. On August 7, the first mass was celebrated under a tent, followed by the construction of a chapel to protect the Pilone. However, the influx of pilgrims made a larger building necessary: thus the current sanctuary was born, designed by the architect Gian Francesco Baroncelli, with a three-nave structure that still today houses the original chapel.