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San Martino Alfieri Castle – Pralormo Castle loop from Pralormo

San Martino Alfieri Castle – Pralormo Castle loop from Pralormo

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San Martino Alfieri Castle – Pralormo Castle loop from Pralormo

04:22

88.3km

1,150m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 10, 2026

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51.3 km

San Martino Alfieri Castle

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The baroque castle of San Martino Alfieri was built starting from 1696 by the architect Bertola as a summer residence of the Alfieri family, on the previous ruins of a medieval fortress that belonged to the Solaro di Govone family. In front of the residence the Orangerie was then built, the family's winter garden, decorated by Comacine masters with delicate stuccoes.

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52.4 km

View of the Vineyards and Hills Towards Govone

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The views in these areas are incredible.

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59.9 km

Scenic Road Through San Bernardo Vineyards

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The up and down makes you ready. 12% up ... 12% down

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74.1 km

View of the Hairpin Bends of Santo Stefano Roero

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Amazing road to ride, super smooth corners - lovely!

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74.6 km

View of the Vineyards and Hills of Piedmont

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The picture doesn’t do it justice

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75.3 km

Church of Santa Maria del Podio

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Parish church of Santo Stefano Roero, a typical and interesting construction. A short distance away, the church of San Bernardino, painted to resemble marble. The combined view of the two churches is phenomenal.

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