Arch of Valentino – Umberto I Bridge loop from Nizza

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Italy

Piedmont

Torino

Arch of Valentino – Umberto I Bridge loop from Nizza

Hard

4.5

(11)

901

runners

Arch of Valentino – Umberto I Bridge loop from Nizza

01:54

17.5km

70m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 4, 2026

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1.91 km

Arch of Valentino

Highlight • Monument

The monument was erected to celebrate the Italian Artillery and inaugurated on June 15, 1930, on the occasion of the anniversary of the Battle of the Piave (1918), an event in which the Piedmontese armed corps played a fundamental role in the victory.

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2.12 km

View of the Po River from the Umberto I Bridge

Highlight • Viewpoint

A very nice view over the river.

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2.24 km

Monumental Arch of the Artillery Corps (Arco Monumentale all'Arma di Artiglieria)

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Stately gazebo erected for Artillery

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3.05 km

Ponte Vittorio Emanuele I

Highlight • Bridge

Nice view from the bridge over the river.

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3.27 km

Church of the Great Mother of God

Highlight • Religious Site

Every visitor who visits Turin has seen this church. It stands prominently in the axis of Piazza Vittorio Veneto.
Beautiful prayer house, which is definitely worth a visit, is located on the bank of the Po.

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8.69 km

View of the Po River and the Alps

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The most famous viewpoint in Turin to admire the Po river and the Alpine chain is the Monte dei Cappuccini

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14.6 km

Ponte Vittorio Emanuele I

Highlight • Bridge

Ponte Vittorio Emanuele I is a bridge that crosses the Po River, at the height of the eastern area of the center of Turin.
In fact, it is the main bridge of the city, because it connects an important part of the historic center (Piazza Vittorio Veneto) with the small square Gran Madre di Dio, on the right bank of the Po (formerly the Borgo Po district [1]).
Often, it is simply called by the people of Turin the Gran Madre bridge, the Piazza Vittorio bridge or the Murazzi bridge.

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