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The route joins Valle di Susa and Valle di Viù, in the Turin area, and can be travelled either from Condove or Lemie. The Sanctuary of the Madonna ...
Very scenic circular route, with a fairly demanding 7km climb, made enjoyable by the view over the lower Val Susa and the Sacra di San Michele and ...
A valley bottom route through fields and medieval historic centers, made more accessible to everyone by the "Via Francigena for all" project.
Along the left bank of the Dora Riparia: from the Casaforte of Chianocco to the Ricetto of San Mauro in Almese.
From the Roman remains of Susa to the Sacra di San Michele, the symbolic monument of the Piedmont Region.
In the Early Middle Ages, the variant of the Colle del Moncenisio was crossed by Charlemagne to challenge the Lombards in the Battle of the Chiuse.
The first pilgrimage to the Holy Land passed through here in 333 AD, documented by the anonymous traveler from Bordeaux on the Via delle Gallie.
Among the valleys of the provinces of Cuneo and Turin. from the Maritime Alps to Gran Paradiso, a true mosaic of fortifications, military roads, ...
The route joins Valle di Susa and Valle di Viù, in the Turin area, and can be travelled either from Condove or Lemie. The Sanctuary of the Madonna ...
Very scenic circular route, with a fairly demanding 7km climb, made enjoyable by the view over the lower Val Susa and the Sacra di San Michele and ...
A valley bottom route through fields and medieval historic centers, made more accessible to everyone by the "Via Francigena for all" project.
Along the left bank of the Dora Riparia: from the Casaforte of Chianocco to the Ricetto of San Mauro in Almese.
From the Roman remains of Susa to the Sacra di San Michele, the symbolic monument of the Piedmont Region.
In the Early Middle Ages, the variant of the Colle del Moncenisio was crossed by Charlemagne to challenge the Lombards in the Battle of the Chiuse.
The first pilgrimage to the Holy Land passed through here in 333 AD, documented by the anonymous traveler from Bordeaux on the Via delle Gallie.
Among the valleys of the provinces of Cuneo and Turin. from the Maritime Alps to Gran Paradiso, a true mosaic of fortifications, military roads, ...

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