20의 루세네타가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Faro della Libertà, 1967년 건축가 Gabetti와 Isola가 설계한 높이 15미터의 석조 타워로, Pinerolese에서 전사한 600명의 파르티잔을 기념하기 위해 세워졌습니다. 이곳에서 서부 알프스와 Pinerolese 평원의 360° 파노라마를 감상할 수 있으며, Rocca di Cavour의 독특한 실루엣도 볼 수 있습니다.

If you are in the area it is worth a visit, a very particular place, be careful of your head, the entrance is very narrow

Here guys, the story gets deep. We recommend overcoming the initial fear of the unconscious and, for those who do not suffer from claustrophobia, enter the very short tunnel: it will take you inside a cave that will leave you speechless.

Panoramic position in the municipality of Prarostino. Monument to the fallen

Located at Colle della Vaccera, reachable from multiple sides and by any means

The Prarostino Freedom Lighthouse is the town's iconic monument, located in a panoramic position overlooking the Pellice Valley. Inaugurated on June 18, 1967, it was commissioned by the population and local administrators to commemorate the 600 partisans who fell in the 51 municipalities of the Pinerolo valleys during the War of Liberation. Designed by architects Roberto Gabetti and Aimaro Isola, the monument is a 15-meter-high rough stone lattice tower, topped by a lighthouse whose light is visible from afar. Every year, at the end of June, the municipality organizes a commemorative ceremony in memory of the fallen and the values of the Resistance. Just before the lighthouse, on the other side of the square, there is an e-bike charging station.

The Jumarre Refuge is located at 1,450 meters above sea level, along the path that from the hamlet of Serre goes up towards Colle della Vaccera. The refuge is an ideal reference point for hikers and bikers, thanks to its panoramic position and the paths that reach it. Here you can find hospitality, refreshments and typical local dishes, as well as useful information on the surrounding itineraries.

The Gheisa d’la Tana is a natural cavity located in Val d’Angrogna, a side valley of Val Pellice, particularly known for its history linked to the Waldensian community. The name, which in Piedmontese means "Church of the Tana", recalls the use that the Waldensians made of it during the period of religious persecution, when they clandestinely celebrated religious functions in this natural hiding place. The cave is located in a wooded area on the left side of the valley and can be reached via a short hiking trail, marked and suitable for everyone.