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Although the flag parade seen in some of the photos (which various users have uploaded to the highlight) could theoretically fit into a memorial for the victims of the two world wars – who came from many different nationalities – they do not belong in any context with the “Monumento ai caduti”.

You can catch your breath a bit before the final rush towards Colle delle Finestre

Sestriere itself is a collection of condominiums and residences. But for cycling it is one of the mythical hills...

Colle delle Finestre is a legendary mountain pass in the Italian Alps, known for its challenging climb and gravel sections. Rising to 2,178 meters, it features 45 hairpin turns and offers stunning views, making it a favorite among cyclists and a key climb in various Giro d'Italia's.

Going up from Pinerolo, a long climb, but very pedalable, with just a couple of slightly steeper sections, but without ever reaching double figures. Wide valley with good views, busy road... doing it without traffic before the Tour de France passed made sense, but on any given day... there is better, even if it allows you to reach an altitude of 2000 without get too hurt

A classic for any cyclist… with any bike. More difficult from the Val di Susa than the Val Chisone side

Famous for the fort which attracts many tourists all year round, but the historic center is also worth a visit. I recommend parking your car in Via Borgata Champs

Sestriere is a mythical port in the history of cycling, both the Giro d'Italia and the Tour de France. The 3 slopes are very bearable and have wide views of the valley through which they pass. You have to be careful with traffic on weekends and holiday periods. A great complement to the climb to the Sestriere station is to reach Col Basset (2,424m), taking the l'Assietta route (not paved) that starts from the same station. It is said that the Giro d'Italia is projecting a high finish in this port. It would be spectacular.