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#holidayvacation The salt roads between Piedmont and Liguria were lands of passage for shepherds, pilgrims, muleteers, traders and travelers who, from western Liguria and nearby Provence, reached Piedmont and northern Europe via the Alpine passes, creating dense networks of exchanges. These were places of transit guarded by many watchtowers scattered throughout the territory. The territory between the Alps and the Ligurian Sea is characterized by a rich cultural system consisting of churches, monuments, castles, historic centers and buildings, "hospitali" i.e. places of rest and prayer, as well as paths, mule tracks, passages. Most of the routes called "Salt roads” starting from Nice and Porto Maurizio (in Liguria), converged into “Colle del Cornio” (nowadays known as “Colle di Tenda”) from where they continued northwards. Also known as "Via Marenga". (i.e. "that leads to the sea"), the Salt route that passed through Limone was a characteristic mule track that, although it exceeded very high altitudes, did not present annoying up and downs. Nowadays, the "Salt Routes" have lost their commercial connotation and have taken on an important role in outdoor tourism: hikes, trekking and mountain bike destinations, which allow to explore territories that are still uncontaminated and rich in flora and fauna varieties. The Salt road which goes along the former military road Limone - Monesi is a route of medium difficulty, which reaches, as its highest point, 2,239 m. above sea level. Starting points can be the railway station of Limone P.te, with a route of 53 km, or the “Colle di Tenda” with 39 km. The arrival is in Monesi di Triora at 1378 m. above sea level; with a ring route, you can return passing through the French territory. #staycation #merryxmas #holidayvacation#staycation#merryxmas

#holidayvacation The Royal Palace of Turin is a historic palace of the House of Savoy in the city of Turin in Northern Italy. It was originally built in the 16th century and was later modernized by Christine Marie of France (1606–1663) in the 17th century, with designs by the Baroque architect Filippo Juvarra. The palace also includes the Palazzo Chiablese and the Chapel of the Holy Shroud, the latter of which was built to house the famous Shroud of Turin. In 1946, the building became the property of the state and was turned into a museum. In 1997, it was placed on the UNESCO World Heritage Site list along with 13 other residences of the House of Savoy. Construction of the palace was ordered by the Regent Christina Maria in 1645.She wanted a new residence for the court after her son returned from the civil war. The chosen location was the previous Bishop's Palace, which had been built in the middle of the new capital of Savoy, Turin, during the reign of Emmanuel Philibert, Duke of Savoy (1528–1580). Its advantages included an open and sunny position, in addition to being close to other buildings where the court met.[5] The Duke was able to monitor the two entrances of the city (the Palatine and the Pretoria gates) from the Bishop's Palace. The Bishop's Palace in Turin was later captured by the French in 1536 and served as a residence of the French Viceroys of Savoy, who were appointed by Francis I of France. Opposite the Bishop's Palace was the Palazzo Vecchio or the Palazzo di San Giovanni. This building, disparagingly known as Pasta con Tonno (English: Pasta with tuna) because of its architecture, was later replaced by the grand Ducal Palace. #merryxmas #holidayvacation#merryxmas

#mynovgetaway This monument is a symbol of Piedmont Region and a place that inspired the writer Umberto Eco to conceive the best-seller “Il nome della rosa” ( The name of the rose ) , the Sacra of San Michele is an ancient abbey built between 983 and 987 on the top of mount Pirchiriano, 40 km from Turin. From it’s towers you can admire Turin and a breathtaking view of the Val di Susa. Inside the main Church of the Sacra, dating from the twelfth century, are buried members of House of Savoy (one of the oldest royal family in the world). Dedicated to the worship of the Archangel Michele, defender of the Christian people, the Sacra di San Michele fits inside a ruote of pilgrimage (long over 2000 km) wich runs from Saint-Michel ( France ) to Monte Sant’Angelo (Puglia). The history, the spiritual value and the landscape that sorrounds it trasform the Sacra in a special destination for visitors from all over Europe: pilgrims, faithfuls, tourists but also athletes who want to test themselves with climbing paths or mountain-bike. The Sacra di San Michele offers to its public guided tours and events during all months of the year. The different historical, architecture and painting sites are accessible to people with disabilities.

Isola Bella is one of the Borromean Islands, about 400 metres off Stresa, and can be reached in a few minutes from Verbania, Baveno, Stresa and Arona. The island is a natural treasure made even richer by human intervention; it has always been one of the favourite visitor attractions of Lake Maggiore, not to be missed if you want unparalleled views of the lake and its surroundings. Isola Bella is dominated by its sumptuous Baroque palace, along with a luxuriant Italian-style garden, which reaches a height of 37 metres and is laid out on ten terraces. Many parts of the palace are open to visitors: richly furnished rooms and opulent salons embellished with priceless artworks. The garden is full of flowers and exotic plants of great rarity, which grow thanks to the particularly mild climate of the Borromean Gulf. Everything on the island has been designed to create a scenic effect, including the “Theatre” constructed at the end of the superimposed terraces, dominated by a statue of a Unicorn, the heraldic emblem of the Borromeos, which is flanked by statues representing Nature and Art. The huge, extraordinary garden is further decorated with ponds, fountains and a plethora of statues dating from the second half of the 17th century. The white peacocks that wander over the manicured lawns add their grace to this enchanting spot. Adjacent to the palace and the gardens is part of the village which used to occupy the island, with some restaurants and souvenir shops. #mynovgetaway #mynovgetaway

#tripaway Thethi is located about 70 km from Shkodra, in the heart of the Albanian Alps. For its climatic and biodiversity values, Thethi has been declared a National Park, which is also part of the joint project of the "Peace Park", which includes a cross-border region of "Namuna Mountains" between three countries: Albania, Kosovo and Montenegro. The surface of the national park includes an area of ​​2 630 hectares and lies at an altitude of 600 - 2 570 meters above sea level. Here there is a dense cover of trees where 90% is represented by dense beech forests, but also maple, ash, hornbeam, etc. The fauna of the park consists of 50 species of birds, 10 species of reptiles and 8 species of amphibians. There are also different species of woodpeckers, golden eagles, alpine salamanders, as well as a variety of colorful butterflies. In the waters of the river Shale that meanders in the middle of Thethi, there is also marble trout. Thethi has the appearance of a basin 800 meters above sea level. It is located between a crown of steep peaks, such as: Radohima, Arap Peak, Alise Peak, which stand out for the rare beauties throughout the Alps. The Shala River flows through the village, with its abundant, fast-flowing water, crystal clear and ice-cold. Cataracts and waterfalls descend from the mountains noisily and furiously. #visitalbania #tripaway

#tripaway Albanian alps One of the most attractive and fascinating territories of the Albanian territories with many natural beauties and great tourist assets, are the Albanian Alps. One of the most attractive and fascinating territories of the Albanian territories with many natural beauties and great tourist assets, are the Albanian Alps. Represented by a mountainous relief with many contrasts, crossed by river valleys with crystal clear waters, gorges and mountain passes to intrigue you to continue exploring nature, with a rich vegetation, the Albanian Alps represent a gem of values unique for Albania even in the world. The Alps resemble a dome with a high peak Jezerca 2694 m from which emerge in the form of rays mountain ranges with sharp peaks and steep slopes. There is no way not to attract the attention of visitors the numerous karst, glacial, fluvial forms etc. with a mystical beauty where nature has compromised with itself and with man. The mountain peaks in this territory seem to reach the sky. Their stunning beauty is reflected in the clear waters of rivers such as Shala, Valbona, Curraj, Cemi, Moraça, etc. as well as in such glacial lakes as those of Peja, Jezerca, Dobërdol, Sylbica etc. offer a fabulous tranquility and an adrenaline level which changes in every moment you enjoy the many beauties of this space. Mountains such as Radohima, Iron Peak, Arabian Peak, Shkelzen Peak, etc. serve as triangulation points, offering a different panorama which tempts the adventurous spirit of every visitor to see the natural beauties around them. To this very rich natural offer which can be used for tourist purposes is added the diversity of flora and fauna. The four floors of vegetation and the edaphic conditions as similar as they are different in this space have conditioned the existence of a series of endemic plants and animals which are not only of study interest but also enrich its tourist decoration. #visitalbania #beautifulalbania #tripaway

#tripaway Tropoja is a typical mountainous area. As a united part of the Albanian Alps, the largest area for the area of ​​its district is higher. The average altitude of the district of Tropoja is among the highest in Albania - 1105 m above sea level. The characteristic features of poor relief are: Shkëlzen - Kollatë ridge, which lies between the Valbona valley and the Tropoja pit, which is over 2000 m high, surrounded by sharp swords. Other auxiliary parts of the ridge are: Shkelzen Peak (2407 m), Radesha Mountain (2314 m), Gashi River Valley and Kollata Block. The Jezerca block, which lies in the center of the Albanian Alps, is surrounded by pits, valleys and deep valleys. In addition to the peak of Jezerca (2694 m), which is the second highest peak in Albania, there are 35 other peaks with an altitude of over 2200 m in the district school. Glacial valleys and karst pits predominate, where vegetation is sufficient. Gashi Highlands, which is composed of igneous rocks and is distinguished for its rugged terrain and other glacial lakes, forests and alpine pastures. Among the main necks in Tropoja are: Neck of Prush, Vranica, Bor, Morina and Valbona. Their district valleys are: Valbona Valley, Gashi Valley, Sylbica (Tropoja) Valley, Bardhë River Valley and Curraj Valley. Other additional units to facilitate in the district of Tropoja are: Sylbica Plateau, Dobërdol Plateau, Markofçe Plateau, Upper Curraj Plateau, Tplan Plateau and Bytyç Plateau. Valbona Valley is one of the unique wonders of Albanian alpine nature. This valley is located in the northernmost part of the country east of the mountain massif of the Alps that includes the district of Tropoja. Valbona Valley starts from Qafa e Valbona in the west and ends in the Drini valley in the southwest, very close to the dam of the Fierza hydropower plant. Its length from the Valbona Pass to the Drin River is 50.6 kilometers. Valbona Valley is the most visited tourist area in the district of Tropoja, even one of the

#tripaway Shala River is the river which originates at the foot of the Albanian Alps. Shala River It has a length of 37 km from the source at the top of Radohina to Dri, it springs at the source of Shtraza at the top of the village Theth, at the foot of the top of Radohina, from where it descends down through the valley of Shala, from Thethi, Ndërlysa and Musha , from Breg-Lumi to Porta e Shalës (Gorge of Rrshqëm), through Lotaj and in the valley of Shoshi, while its discharge goes to Lesniqe in Dri (today Lake Koman). It is a mountain river with an average drop of 22 meters in one kilometer. Shala River is distinguished by its crystalline water, with an average annual flow of about 34 m³ / sec. The maximum inflows reach in November with 52m3 / sec, while the minimum inflows in August in which it reaches 9m³ / sec. The Shala River is rich in a variety of fish, but the most widespread is trout, which grows only in freshwater. The cool blue color of the water is characteristic of this river, the steep cliffs that surround it, seem to touch the sky by hand. In the river Shala there is a rare beauty, where it is difficult to say only in words. The Shala River in the years of democracy has become a tourist destination for both foreigners and locals, from where many visitors describe it as the pearl of the beauties of Koman and Albania. Shala’s River is a touristic destination the most beautiful pearl of Koman’s lake, as Thailand of Albania. The hazy color of water and it’s crystal clean water is characteristic of this river. The steep huge rocks, worn by trees and green plants, seem to rise to the sky to protect this beauty that so generously mother nature has offered to our eyes and hearts. What the Shala’s River offers can not be described in words, therefore Komani Lake, for all you who want to visit this wonderful place has made available, every day, small boats. #tripaway