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Tinerary 1 Itinerary 2 Itinerary 5 Inerary 4 ITINERARY 1 ITINERARY 2 through fascinating woods and roundabout, you take the second ITINERARY 3 MONDOVÌ-MONDOVÌ: THE TANARO VALLEY MONDOVÌ-MONDOVÌ: DISCOVERING THE MONREGALESI VALLEYS the impressing rocks called “i exit leading to Vicoforte. Reach BOVES-BOVES: THE VERMENAGNA AND PESIO VALLEYS AND THE LANGA OF CEVA Itinerary features: Denti della Vecchia” (old lady’s the Sanctuary Basilica Regina Itinerary features: Itinerary features: Distance: 72 km teeth). From here, the route Montis Regalis for the visit: it is Distance: 121 km Distance: 138 km Duration: half day continues to Bossea, where you an impressive religious building Duration: half day Duration: one day Suggested season: from June to October can take a break and discover dedicated to the Virgin and built Suggested season: from May to October Suggested season: from May to October Type of roads: Asphalt - country roads - scenic roads the Caves: at an altitude of 836 in 1596 by Carlo Emanuele I Duke Type of roads: Asphalt - country roads - scenic roads Type of roads: Asphalt - country roads - scenic roads m, they are among the most of Savoy. It boasts the world’s This itinerary starts from the At the junction with Artesina - important and beautiful caves largest elliptical dome, whose In Boves, take Corso Bisalta in over the green alpine pastures, ancient district of Piazza Prato Nevoso, turn left in the in Italy, characterized by their vault is 6042 square metres the direction of Madonna dei and the fun begins for those Maggiore in Mondovì, where direction of Prato Nevoso. After grandiose dimensions. From wide and entirely frescoed with Boschi and turn left into Via equipped with clawed wheels, nineteenth-century operates the funicular which a series of curves and hairpin Bossea, you keep descending scenes of the life of the Virgin. Cerati; from here, in the midst discovering the blockhouses of chapels built to trace already in the nineteenth century turns, you will reach the start along the SP232 (provincial road From Piazza (Square) Carlo of chestnut woods, the road the nineteenth century or the a path of faith and was connecting the lower part of of the ski lifts of Prato Nevoso no.232) going through Corsaglia, Emanuele I you go back to the climbs very steeply and takes Marian devotion the town (Breo) with the higher (1620 m), part of the Mondolè after which a very amusing provincial road and turn right you to Colletto del Moro after to accompany the one (Piazza). Surrounded by Ski ski area, which offers over mixed route begins, which takes taking the scenic road of the 4,8 km from the start and then faithful in the route porticoes and ancient buildings, 120 km of ski runs for the snow you to the village of Monastero chapels that leads to Mondovì descends to the SS20 (trunk visitors to its characteristic historical from Mondovì to the district of Piazza offers many lovers. From here, welcomed by Vasco; where, at the second Piazza. road no. 20) of the Vermenagna centre, where you can find the Museo the Sanctuary, visit opportunities: the Chiesa the imposing and enchanting Valley. From here, go downhill to della Regia Fabbrica di Vetri e Cristalli imposing religious road no. 430), where the of Pamparato, you should make della Missione (Mission Church), mount Mondolè, you follow the the village of Robilante where, (Museum of the Royal Factory of Crystal building dedicated medieval tower stands out, and a stop to purchase the famous containing a masterpiece of the road to the end, in the district after a long straight stretch, you and Glass). The Pesio Valley stands to the Virgin and reach Montezemolo, capital artisan “paste di meliga” baroque art of Andrea Pozzo, the of Malanotte. This is probably follow an enjoyable road with out for the beauty and the extent of its built in 1596 by of honey located at the top of (cornflour biscuits) and taste Museo della Ceramica (Pottery the most fascinating panoramic fast curves. Continuing along the woods as well as for the variety of its Carlo Emanuele I, the hill, which is the meeting buckwheat polenta. From Museum), typical production of point of the province of Cuneo, trunk road, you go uphill through flora and fauna protected by the Parco Exit Mondovì in the direction Duke of Savoy, with the world’s point between Piedmont and Pamparato, passing Roburent the monregalese area, and the where you can enjoy the view of the Vermenagna Valley reaching Naturale del Marguareis (Natural Park of Vicoforte following, from largest elliptical dome. Liguria: you can’t miss a stop and Montaldo Mondovì, Palazzo del Vescovado (Bishop’s the whole alpine area, including Vernante, where you should of Marguareis). Surrounded by the the district of Piazza, Via Santa At the roundabout of Vicoforte, here, since you get there continue in the direction of Palace), ancient seat of the Monte Rosa...you can’t miss a stop to see the murals painted green of the chestnut trees, beeches Croce and the “Strada delle take the first exit, continue along after 4 km of fast and amusing Vicoforte along the SP35 university. In the Belvedere stop here! Then, you go downhill on the houses of the village and and firs inside the Park, the Certosa of Cappelle” (Chapels Road) the SS28 (trunk road no. 28), go mixed route which continues (provincial road no. 35) as far garden, where the impressive again for a couple of kilometres dedicated to Pinocchio: they were Photo Tourist Office of Chiusa Pesio Pesio was founded by Saint Brunone in leading to the Sanctuary through San Michele Mondovì on the SP661 (provincial road as the junction that, turning on medieval tower of the Bressani and turn in the direction of the created basing on the original 1173: today it is an important religious of Vicoforte. These are and continue as far as the no. 661) up to Pedaggera and the left, takes you to the district stands out, you can enjoy a Corsaglia Valley, take the Colle sketches by Attilio Mussino, centre open to visitors. From the parking junction for Mombasiglio: then turns left continuing in of Moline and goes downhill to breathtaking view over the plain del Prel road leading to the the first illustrator of Collodi’s area it is possible to continue on the left turn right and reach, after the direction of Garessio. After the SS28 (trunk road no. 28) near and the monregalese Langa. Corsaglia Valley and arriving book. After some wide curves Via del Sale (Salt Road). and enter the Natural Park of Maguareis about 3 km, the Castle visiting the medieval village the Sanctuary of Vicoforte. To Exit Mondovì in the direction at the discrict of Fontane, after you reach Limone Piemonte, On the way back, you go taking the narrow road leading to the located in the historic and the Sanctuary of Valsorda, go back to Mondovì, continue of Villanova along the SP5 going along a narrow road the most important summer and again along the SS20 (trunk Pian delle Gorre (1044 m). Here, at the village of Mombasiglio, continue in the direction of along SS28 (trunk road no. 28) (provincial road no. 5), go winter tourist destination of the road no. 20) which crosses mountain shelter, it is possible to stop in a scenic area. Here, Pamparato along the SP178 which takes you into the centre through the village of Villanova Maritime Alps: born as a ski resort the entire Varmenagna for a good lunch based on polenta the Napoleonic Army (provincial road no. 178), going of Mondovì in the district of (where you can visit the Grotte at the beginning of the twentieth Valley; at the roundabout and also to stay overnight enjoying stayed in 1796 and today uphill to Colla di Casotto (1381 Breo. Here you can visit the dei Dossi – Dossi caves) and, at century, it offers with the Riserva near Roccavione take the first the stunning view of the Marguareis the Bonaparte Museum is m): from here you go down to church of Saint Pietro and the roundabout, take the second Bianca (White Reserve) over 80 exit into the Via Provinciale massif (2651 m). Take again the housed. Pamparato, passing Valcasotto. Paolo, with its baroque facade, exit into the SP37 (provincial km of Alpine ski runs with cutting- of Boves; after going through provincial road of the Pesio Valley Exit Mombasiglio and take In the woods of Valcasotto you and the “Moro” (automaton road no. 37) in the direction edge facilities. After a few wide Fontanelle, continue along downhill as far as the junction the SP101 (provincial road find the Savoy Royal Castle, that ticks away the hours) and of Frabosa Sottana in the and exciting hairpin bends, you the SP21 (provincial road no. (on the left) to Pradeboni: after a n. 101) as far as Ceva, ride the favourite Savoy summer then take the new funicular Maudagna valley: the road twists reach the French border in the 21) to Boves and then in the pleasant ascent with many bends through the village and, at residence of Carlo Alberto and that leads to Piazza, the highest and turns fast with wide curves proximity of the Tenda road tunnel direction of Peveragno and you go downhill to Peveragno and the roundabout, take the Vittorio Emanuele II. part of the town which features up to Frabosa, continuing then (1871 m). Here, you turn right in Chiusa Pesio, where you take from here you get back to Boves first exit into the SP225 In the lovely mountain village medieval buildings. in the direction of Artesina and the direction of Panice Soprana, the SP42 (provincial road no.
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