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I would say that it is a truly unique place, I must compliment the desire and patience of the authors, it is worth seeing.

Not far from San Secondo di Pinerolo, the beautiful chapel of San Sebastiano features classic Alpine architecture (a pitched roof and portico). It should be possible to visit the interior by appointment. Behind the chapel, a large picnic area with tables and a permanent barbecue is dedicated to Agostino Benedetto, a biker from San Secondo di Pinerolo who died in a cycling accident in 2018. Ironically, bicycles are not allowed in the area.

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

Central square of historic Pinerolo, dominated by the stunning cathedral. Magnificent.

The open-air museum of Costabella is a unique collection of its kind, born from the passion of Mr. Elio Pons. Along the road, on both sides, you can admire a variety of vintage objects, tools, utensils and machinery from the surrounding area, many of them made of stone.

Tough climb alternating stretches in the woods and stretches on asphalt, but the view once you reach the hill is worth the effort.

Pass that connects Val Pellice to Val Chisone. Beautiful views

The name "Waldensians" comes from the Middle Ages. The Catholic Church used this term to describe the followers of Valdes from Lyon, who founded a movement of itinerant preachers around 1173. Valdes, known as "Petrus Waldus" since 1350, was a wealthy citizen of Lyon. Since he could not read the Latin Bible himself, he had it translated into the vernacular in 1173. He then gave his property to the poor and began to preach publicly. He soon gathered a circle of men and women around him. In 1532, the last itinerant preachers and their followers joined the Reformation and founded a Reformed Church in the Cottian Alps. Its members now called themselves "Waldensians". They were convinced that their ancestors had been Protestant Christians long before the Reformation. Today the Reformed Waldensian Church exists in Italy and South America. (Text source: https://www.waldenser.de/ueber-uns/wappen/geschichte )