산 세컨도 디 피네롤로 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

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.

꽤 가파른 Via Massina를 힘겹게 오른 후, 프라로스티노에 도착하면 마침내 숨을 돌릴 수 있습니다. 이곳에서 아래쪽 평원을 바라보면 지난 몇백 미터의 고도 상승으로 인한 노력을 충분히 보상받을 수 있습니다.

평온한 경유 마을.

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

Prarostino is a small hilly municipality in the lower Val Pellice, overlooking the Pinerolo plain and surrounded by woods, orchards and ancient villages. Its territory preserves a strong memory of the Resistance, with numerous memorial stones and tombstones that tell its story. Prarostino is an interesting crossroads for mixed terrain itineraries, alternating paths, dirt roads and asphalted stretches.

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 tower and lighthouse located near the center of Prarostino, is of recent construction (1967) and was erected in memory of 600 partisans killed by neo-fascism. You can climb to the top of the balcony to admire the splendid panorama, even if the passage in the steps is a bit narrow, but protected by a railing.

A wooded peak near Prarostino, on whose summit stands out the pylon with the TV repeaters, and the view is almost completely covered by trees. It is however a place of passage for walkers and cyclists