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Very characteristic and suggestive crossing on the Stura. A must if you are in the area

One of the entrances to the Mandria park

last stretch of the road that goes up to Colle Braida, well paved but very crowded, be careful especially when going down. the last 100 meters are paved, to get to the entrance

The Sacra di San Michele is an abbey perched on the summit of Mount Pirchiriano. From the 12th to the 15th century it experienced its best period becoming one of the main centers of Benedictine spirituality in Italy. Today it can be visited and, after climbing the 243 steps, from its summit you can enjoy a splendid view of the valley.

The direct climb (tramontana path) towards the Chapel is not for everyone, because it is very steep at times with climbing on rocks, but once you reach the top you can enjoy a spectacular view

Exceptional panoramic point over Turin, one of the most recognized symbols of Piedmont

Impossible to pass through Lanzo without passing through here!

villa which was built around 1860 commissioned by Vittorio Emanuele II. The complex is part of the La Mandria Natural Park.[1] The name derives from the imaginative and extreme eclecticism of architecture, however suitable for a small villa for refreshment during hunting trips.[2] La Bizzarrìa was also wanted by the king as a place of residence for himself, Rosa Vercellana (called Bela Rosin) and for his two children Vittoria and Emanuele.