Bardonecchia: historical trekking between Tur d’Amun and Bramafam
Walking itinerary from Borgovecchio, with two cultural stops, alpine views, and practical tips for the visit
Torino
Bardonecchia on foot: a walk in the village and what to see
A two-hour itinerary from the station through the historic center, churches, museums, and fortifications. How to get there by train from Turin.
Bardonecchia: ZTL, parking and train connections
How to reach the slopes, use the free shuttles, and evaluate costs to organize a day on the slopes
Bardonecchia: skiing with disabilities, services and benefits
Accessible slopes, specialized instructors, convenient parking, and discounts on ski passes to organize a holiday in the snow
Bardonecchia: where to park near the lifts and how to use the free shuttles
Free parking near the lifts in Bardonecchia, Line 7 shuttle between Campo Smith and Jafferau, and charging stations for electric cars
Bardonecchia without skiing: what to do on a weekend in the mountains
Where to stay, how to reach Jafferau by cable car, and how to spend time between wellness areas and high-altitude views, with prices and tips.
Bardonecchia Adventure Park: trails, age requirements, and how to get there
At Campo Smith, Tibetan bridges, ropes, zip lines, and suspended platforms up to 18 meters. Three levels, access from 6 years old.
Smith 4 Chairlift Bardonecchia: prices and ascent to Pian del Sole
From Campo Smith to the view over the Val di Susa in 3 minutes. Tickets for pedestrians, access to the Bike Park, and possible queues.
Where to eat Piedmontese cuisine in Torino without paying tourist prices
Those looking for authentic Piedmontese cuisine in Torino should not limit themselves to the historic center. In the Borgo San Paolo neighborhood, there are trattorias and osterias frequented mainly by locals, where agnolotti, tajarin, and bolliti are served at prices that still reflect everyday Tor
Piola or simple Piedmontese restaurant? The details that make the difference
Many places in Torino define themselves as piole, but what truly distinguishes them from a regular Piedmontese restaurant? Starting from a dinner and a simple observation about the house wine, let's analyze some elements that can help recognize an authentic piola.
Piole of Torino: why they have become one of the symbols of the city
Piole are one of the gastronomic symbols of Torino. With a menu of traditional Piedmontese dishes, affordable prices, and regular customers, let's discover what sets them apart from a regular trattoria and why they continue to be so loved by the people of Torino.
Time Limits at Bar Novanta for a Better Experience
Bar Pasticceria Novanta introduced time limits to ensure a better experience for customers.