Vialattea

The quality of slopes and ski facilities are proved by the fact that 'Vialattea' hosted Winter Olimpic Games in 2006. In 'Milky Way' area you can stay in Olimpic Village in posh resort Sestriere, admire the panorama of the Alps in Sauze d'Oulx, or go from Cesana to Montginevre on the French side. More about Ski resort Vialattea Here is a list of articles:

Ski Resorts in Vialattea

thumb cesana Cesana – San Sicario

During millennium of its existence Cesana Torinese witnessed many of great historical events. Located on the ancient roman road connecting Pianura Padana with Galia. Cesana witnessed movement of Hannibal and Caesar’s armies, later Spanish and French forces during Napoleon time. In Middle Ages the road became important form both military and trade points of view, [...]

thumb claviere Claviere

Located at the feet of Monti della Luna (Moon Mountains) Claviere ( 1750 m) is a tiny region with a great past. Here Hannibals elephants descended from the Alps on the way to conquer Rome, and later on Caesar’s army in the opposite direction towards Galls. Petrarka mentioned Claviere in his work ‘Secretum’. In 18th [...]

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Exactly 103 years ago Jan 6, 1906 in Sauze d’Oulx the fist italian ‘winter alpine station’ has been opened for skiers, also for bob and toboggan skiing. Thorough the years many of top alpine skiers were growing and training in this area. Piero Gros won the Giant Slalom world cup in 1972, and several other [...]

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Land surface: 89.28 Km2 Altitude: m 1518 (chief village) Minimum height: 1,454 m Maximum height: 3,280 m Distance from Turin: 81 Km The name is has its origins in old words ‘Prata’ ‘Gelata’ and it states the land frozen for most time of the year. The middle ages history starts form 10th century documents in [...]

thumb sestriere Sestriere

The Comune di Sestriere lies 2035 meters above sea level on the horse-shaped hill between Val Chisone and Val Susa few kilometers from France. Inhabitants: 908 for 31.XII.2005 Surface: 2580 hectares constituted from four inhabited villages: Sestriere Hill, Sestriere Borgata, Champlas du Col and Champlas Janvier.