Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Snow – Piazzale Buccari Benches loop from Moncalieri

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Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Snow – Piazzale Buccari Benches loop from Moncalieri

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Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Snow – Piazzale Buccari Benches loop from Moncalieri

05:27

17.2km

530m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Mostly walkable paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 3, 2026

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After 16.9 km for 56 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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991 m

Viewpoint

5.41 km

Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Snow

Highlight • Religious Site

The Madonna delle Nevi chapel in Rocciamelone is located in a very quiet area of the Moncalieri hill, with villas, meadows and a fountain. Here the marked paths n ° 2 and 3 lead here, starting from Strada San Michele

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6.86 km

Prà Palet

Highlight • Trail

A small plateau where the paths n ° 1 and 2 of the Turin hills converge. Passing this way you can go from strada Rondapaletto to strada Santa Brigida via …

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8.10 km

Maddalena Chapel

Highlight • Religious Site

Small church at the arrival of paths 1 and 5 a few steps from the Maddalena hill and the Vittoria lighthouse.

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8.58 km

Monument to the Taurinense Alpine Brigade

Highlight • Monument

Monument of the Taurinense Alpine Brigade in memory of the fallen, with an eagle resting on a sphere, located at the crossroads of the streets of the Remembrance Park

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8.71 km

Park of Remembrance for the Fallen of the First World War at Colle della Maddalena

Highlight • Monument

The summit of Turin's hill, surrounding the Victory Lighthouse, is designated as a Park of Remembrance. Thousands of posts bear metal plaques, each bearing the names of Turin's soldiers who …

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