20의 누세토가지 명소 & 주요 장소

A small park centered around a giant bench and a heart-shaped sculpture. Picnic tables and a recently built café with restrooms are available. Unfortunately, there's no water fountain, but given the location, that's understandable. Beautiful views of the surrounding hills.

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Always beautiful views from the giant benches.

Very nice to cycle on these roads in the month of June, colors that mix in a wonderful mix.

Ceva is an ancient medieval village located in the province of Cuneo. The city is located in the small wedge obtained from the Tanaro river and the Cevetta stream. The historic center of Ceva is characterized by arcaded streets, loggias and vaults that lead to Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II and the Church of the Assunta. The city is famous for the Mushroom Exhibition held in September and for the Festival of Colors and Flavors of the Valleys held in June.

A pleasant surprise awaits those who believe that the sight of blooming lavender fields is the prerogative only of France. In Piedmont, precisely in Sale San Giovanni, the month of late June transforms the hills of the Bassa Langa, in the Province of Cuneo, into a symphony of colours. The vibrant purple of lavender intertwines with the luminous green of new leaves, offering a spectacle of unparalleled beauty.

Nice pole with signs of all the cities of the world

I have been able to find out very little about this church: it is known that it was placed to watch over an ancient crossroads of paths, used in ancient times to trade salt (on the other hand, salt is mentioned in many local toponyms, just mention the town of Sale Langhe). Until a few years ago, however, it was a ruin, overgrown with climbing plants, recently a group of willing people rearranged it, redoing the roof, cleaning up the walls and also highlighting the apse which, in addition to the altar, also kept a fresco of which unfortunately few traces remain. Transit point of the cart track which from the entrance to the reserve continues towards Camerana (slight uphill then downhill, the ancient salt road), and arrival point of the "Sentiero del Menhir" which instead crosses the reserve, another beautiful trail for MTB . Recommended for a lunch stop, unfortunately there is no water.