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The Queen Stage of the GNG25. From Bra to Dogliani (a little over 100 km into the stage), the route follows the exhausting up-and-down terrain of the Granfondo Bra-Bra, passing through locations like Guarene, Neive, and Serravalle Langhe. After Dogliani, riders leave the Langhe and, passing through the Monregalese, reach the final climb—already a familiar finish in the professional Giro d’Italia. Final towns passed include Frabosa Soprana and Frabosa Sottana.
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Bra
Overview
The town of Bra lies among Roero Hills and it is well known because of its culture, history and gastronomy specialties. The city of nearly 30,000 inhabitants is famous in Italy and around the world for being the homeland of the Slow Food movement, for its excellent sausage, for its international events and for being one of the cradles of Piedmontese Baroque.
Thanks to events such as “BRA’S“, dedicated to its peculiar sausage, the international festival “Cheese – le forme del latte”, Da Cortile a Cortile, Bra Mon Amour, the Children’s Book Fair, Granfondo Bra-Bra (in its 30th edition in 2023) and the Easter and Easter Monday Fair, Bra has become a well-known tourist destination.
Food
Bra is also considered a land of good food and excellent wines known and appreciated even beyond national borders. First of all the “Salsiccia di Bra, a peculiar type of veal sausage to be eaten raw and the only one authorized directly by the House of Savoy. The other well-known product is cheese, which is celebrated every two years with the International Festival “Cheese – le forme del latte”.
The great attention to the quality of life and sustainable mobility and many activities to promote and protect local trade and local craftsmanship has led Bra to be one of the four Italian municipalities that founded the CittàSlow movement. A commitment which is testified by the numerous national awards received during the years, including “Spiga Verde” and the certification of Free Waste Municipality by Legambiente.
Points of Interest
Walking through the streets and discovering the squares of the city you will find the Town Hall, the church of Santa Chiara, a masterpiece by the royal architect Bernardo Antonio Vittone, the church of the Holy Trinity, also known as “Battuti Bianchi“, all considered to be admirable examples of Piedmontese Baroque, which here has one of its most admirable manifestations.
Bra counts also several museums such as the Natural History museums, the Art, History and Archeology Museum and the Toy Museum, but also the Bike Museum that exhibits unique pieces both from the history of two wheels and from the Giro d’Italia and La Zizzola – Casa dei Braidesi which hosts a multimedia museum and a park with a breathtaking panorama.
In only five minutes by car you will find the village of Pollenzo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997, whose square overlooks an architectural complex of buildings that recall the ancient splendor of one of the Savoy residences. In these ancient premises is located the University of Gastronomic Sciences which involves students from all over the world; the characteristic tower that dominates the square houses The Bank of Wine.
Prato Nevoso
Overview
Prato Nevoso is a vibrant tourist destination located in the Piedmont region, in the province of Cuneo, at an altitude of 1,500 metres in the heart of the Maritime Alps. Originally established as a ski resort in the 1960s, it has experienced rapid and sustained growth since the early 2000s, becoming an ideal year-round destination for a wide range of visitors. In winter, it offers modern slopes and state-of-the-art ski facilities; in summer, it serves as a hub for outdoor activities.
Among its main attractions are the 10-seater panoramic La Rossa cable car, leading to the 2,000-metre-high Chalet Il Rosso, and the Prato Nevoso Bike Park, regarded as one of the most renowned in Northern Italy.
As part of its ongoing development, the construction of the first 8-seater chairlift in the Piedmont region is set to begin shortly—an infrastructure project that will further strengthen the resort’s sporting and tourism appeal.
Food
Beyond spectacular landscapes and year-round sporting activities, Prato Nevoso offers a journey through the authentic flavors of the Piedmontese mountains. Nestled among the peaks of the Maritime Alps, this area preserves a rich and genuine gastronomic tradition, crafted from local products and exceptional raw materials. From alpine cheeses to traditional cured meats, every dish tells the story of the territory and its convivial spirit.
What makes the culinary experience in Prato Nevoso truly unique is the perfect blend of taste and spectacle, tradition and innovation. Every winter, the resort hosts Gusto Montagna, a food and wine festival that brings Michelin-starred cuisine to the mountain huts and station lodges, featuring internationally renowned chefs who create unforgettable menus.
In the summer season, the culinary thrill reaches new heights with the Sky Dinner, exclusive dinners served aboard the panoramic La Rossa cable car, moving among the peaks at sunset. An experience suspended between sky and earth, where cuisine merges seamlessly with the emotion of the landscape.
In Prato Nevoso, the pleasure of the table is an integral part of the journey — a way to discover the mountain through taste, between authenticity and refinement.
Wines
Alta Langa is a place suspended between sky and earth, a true gem of Piedmont where rolling hills are dressed in vineyards that tell stories of patience and passion. Here, in Prato Nevoso, the fresh mountain air blends with the intense scent of the vines, in a landscape that seems painted by ancient hands.
Just a few kilometers from the ski slopes, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay find their home, shaped by the ideal climate and calcareous soil that give the grapes a unique quality. Alta Langa is renowned for its traditional method sparkling wines, precious creations born from these grapes that harmonize in perfect balance: the elegant and vibrant Pinot Noir, with notes of red fruit and spices, and the bright and refined Chardonnay, evoking white flowers and freshly baked bread.
Every sip is a journey through gentle hills, a story of nature and effort, of skilled hands and time that takes its rightful pace. The wines of Alta Langa are not just drinks, but liquid poetry, able to tell the character of a reserved yet generous land, where every bottle carries the fresh breath of the mountains and the warm caress of the sun on the vines.
Immersed in this setting, Prato Nevoso becomes the guardian of a winemaking heritage that blends tradition and innovation, offering wines that celebrate the true essence of the Langa. Even at high altitude, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay transform into an embrace of flavor and fragrance.
Alta Langa is a hidden treasure, a place where nature becomes wine, and wine becomes emotion.
Points of Interest
Prato Nevoso is the perfect destination for those seeking excitement, breathtaking views, and moments of pure fun. This corner of the Piedmontese mountains combines nature, sports, and relaxation in an irresistible mix that caters to every type of visitor.
The journey begins with the panoramic La Rossa cable car, a true technological gem with 10 seats, which in just a few minutes takes you up to 2,000 meters altitude, offering stunning views of the Ligurian and Maritime Alps. Here stands the historic Chalet Il Rosso, a true landmark where you can enjoy traditional dishes, relax in the sunny panoramic outdoor area, and take part in unmissable après-ski events.
For skiing enthusiasts, Prato Nevoso offers a unique experience: night skiing. Three nights a week (Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday), the slopes light up under the starry sky, creating a magical and captivating atmosphere. Ski and snowboard until 11 p.m., with guaranteed fun also at the Snowpark, a fixed stop on the European Cup circuit for four years, featuring lines for every level and a fully equipped jibbing area.
Mountain biking lovers will find an outdoor paradise at the Prato Nevoso Bikepark. Trails of varying difficulty, biker-friendly huts, bag jumps, and a network of paths reaching up to 2,000 meters altitude — accessible also via the La Rossa cable car — allow for a season full of adrenaline and nature.
For families, there is the Prato Nevoso Village, an amusement park open both in winter and summer, with inflatables, mini snowmobiles, snow tubing, and a dedicated play area. The mascot Asso accompanies children on a journey filled with smiles and happiness, offering fun activities and moments of safe relaxation.
At the heart of the resort stands Borgo Stalle Lunghe, the nerve center of Prato Nevoso: modern apartments and chalets, historic restaurants, shops, and services create a welcoming atmosphere, perfect for those who want to fully experience the alpine lifestyle with walks and comfort.
For those seeking a full range of thrills, snow tubing — sliding down on large colorful tubes — and snowshoe hikes through snowy woods allow immersion in the silence and beauty of the surrounding nature. For a snowy adventure, snowmobile tours offer the chance to explore the most scenic landscapes, with stops at Chalet Il Rosso for aperitifs with breathtaking views.
Prato Nevoso is therefore a place that knows how to surprise: from day and night skiing to mountain biking, from relaxation to family fun, not to mention major music events like Open Season and La Rossa Music Festival. An authentic and welcoming territory, capable of offering unforgettable emotions to all who choose it.
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