Piedmont

Cesana Torinese - ski resort in Piedmont

Cesana Torinese is a small commune located in the province of Turin in the Piedmont region. The indigenous population of the commune is just over a thousand people, a large one works in the tourism industry. Cesana Torinese is a popular ski resort that is part of the Via Lattea resort region.

About the resort

The history of the Cesana Torinese commune dates back to the 11th century, which was reflected in its appearance - medieval churches and chapels dating from the 12th century still attract many tourists from different countries. In the Middle Ages, the commune was mainly engaged in agriculture, but since the 60s of the last century, the tourism industry began to develop in the region. Now the resort provides vacationers with a full range of services and entertainment typical of the resort.

The main entertainment in Cesana Torinese is skiing. For those who do not like skiing, there are many other options for spending time - paragliding, snowmobiling and dog sledding, shopping, spa. In summer, fishing in local lakes, horseback riding and mountain climbing are popular. The weather of the region will please holidaymakers: it is mostly sunny here, in winter the temperature rarely drops below -4 degrees, and in summer rises to +20. Snow cover in Cesana Torinese averages from 40 to 60 cm (on the lower slopes). The weather today in Cesana Torinese can be found at www.gismeteo.ru.

Skiing

On the territory of the resort region of Via Lattea, there are more than 400 kilometers of pistes of varying complexity and altitude. More than half (220 km) of them are red, suitable for experienced skiers. Professionals can try their hand at the slopes from the peaks of Fraiteve (Fraiteve) and Moncrons (Moncrons).

On the territory of the valley there are 5 black slopes with a total length of 84 kilometers, but even the red slopes of the region will not let skiers with a high level of training get bored. For beginners, routes in the region can be quite difficult. However, there are 4 ski schools in Cesana Torinese, allowing beginners to quickly learn basic skiing techniques. Near the commune there are also gentle slopes, which beginners can do.

The region is served by a network of 62 ski lifts, many of which allow you to get to other resorts that are part of Via Lattea (Sestriere, Montgenèvre, Ulx and others). Some of the lifts are equipped with webcams, with which you can assess the weather conditions in a particular ski area without leaving your home. View webcam snapshots at it.webcams.travel.

Ski passes

On the territory of Cesana Torinese, there is a single ski pass for the Via Lattea region. The cost of a ski pass depends on the time of year and the age of the skier: for children (from 2009 year of birth and later) a week ski pass will cost 59 euros. For an adult - 153/223 (in low / high season, respectively).

“Golden” ski pass is provided to tourists of advanced age - from 1941 year of birth and earlier.

Its cost is 147 euros, regardless of the season. Current ski pass prices can be viewed at www.dovesciare.it.

Après ski

After skiing, tourists can relax in local restaurants and bars (some of which are in close proximity to pistes and ski lifts), visit the wellness centers and swimming pools. For those who prefer nightlife, nightclubs and discotheques work in the commune.

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Hotels

There are more than two dozen hotels and apartments in Cesana Torinese. Regardless of financial opportunities or preferences, tourists will be able to find among them those that are best suited for them. Most hotels serve breakfast. Some accommodation options are located far from the city, but in such cases the hotel organizes free transfers to the city or ski lifts.

2 stars

Hotel Chalet Casa Cesana

Chalet Casa Cesana is 250 meters from Cesana Torinese, at the foot of Chaberton Peak. The hotel offers spacious rooms with all amenities. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the complex. A buffet breakfast is served daily in the hotel's restaurant, which specializes in Italian and French cuisine. Via Lattea's pistes can be reached on foot in 5 minutes.

Baita della luna

Hotel Baita della Luna is located near the French Montgenèvre, within walking distance of the region's ski runs. The rooms include all the necessary amenities and a small safe for storing valuables and documents. The hotel has its own wellness center, including a Turkish bath, sauna and pools. For vacationers, visits to the wellness center and beauty treatments are free. The complex includes parking, ski rental and service. The hotel complex also includes a restaurant and bar, which serves a traditional breakfast with pastries and snacks.

3 stars

Club Hotel Solaris

The Club Hotel Solaris is a well-deserved tourist destination among the three-star hotels in Cesana Torinese. This is quite explainable by the comfort of the rooms and the democratic prices for accommodation. The summer terrace, located on the territory of the hotel, is used to serve breakfast to vacationers. Near the hotel there are numerous shops and restaurants. The hotel complex has its own parking and lounge area where you can play billiards. It is possible to order a transfer from the airport when booking a room, as well as a return transfer upon eviction from the room.

Hotel chaberton

Hotel Chaberton is located in the center of Cesana Torinese, a 5-minute drive from Sauze d'Oulx Train Station. The hotel is decorated in Italian style. The hotel rooms include bathtubs and showers, balconies, television, Wi-Fi, a safe for valuables. A complimentary breakfast is served on the ground floor in the restaurant.

4 stars

Hotel edelweiss

Hotel Edelweiss, located near the border with France, can be safely called one of the most comfortable hotels in the region. The interior of the building is made in the Alpine style with an abundance of stone and wooden elements. Each room includes all the necessary amenities. The on-site restaurant specializes in local cuisine. Breakfast includes cold dishes and pastries.

The hotel complex has a guarded parking lot, a separate garage for bicycles and motorbikes. A free shuttle bus delivers to the ski lifts (travel time is about five minutes). When booking a room, it is possible to book a direct transfer from the nearest airport.

Hotel Sansicario Majestic

Sansicario Majestic Hotel, located near Cesana Torinese (the city center is regularly serviced by a free shuttle bus), is one of the most luxurious hotels in the valley. It offers comfortable rooms with private bathrooms and TV (satellite channels).

Breakfast is served daily in the restaurant on the ground floor. In the hotel restaurant you can also try delicious Italian cuisine. The hotel complex includes its own wellness center, equipped with a sauna, fitness club and jacuzzi, massage and beauty parlors. When booking a room, vacationers can order a transfer from the airport.

Apartments and B&B

B&B Da Nonna Ivonne

B&B Da Nonna Ivonne is a great option for young people and vacationers who do not like to spend large sums of money on expensive hotels. Despite the modest (by local standards) price, the rooms are very comfortable - each room has a private bathroom with free toiletries, a TV and a small refrigerator (food can be prepared in the shared kitchen). In the morning, guests can enjoy a light breakfast (take-away breakfast is possible). The guest house is located in the village of Mollieres, you can get to the city in just 5 minutes.

Casa Casse Cesana

Situated 2 km from the center of Cesana Torinese, bed & breakfast Casa Casse Cesana offers comfortable rooms at attractive prices. Each room includes a TV, shower room with toiletries and a hairdryer. Ski slopes are 100 meters away.

How to get there

The airport is located in Turin, 80 kilometers from Cesana Torinese. An air ticket Moscow-Turin will cost you from 200 euros. From Turin to Cesana Torinese can be reached by train, bus or car, using the airport shuttle.

By bus

You can take the Turin - Cesana Torinese direct bus at Torino Bolzano Station. A ticket costs about 12-14 euros, bus routes: 275, 291, Vialattea Express. The trip takes about 3 hours.

By train

The train journey will look like this: the international line Paris-Milan, from the Turin Porta Nuova station to the Ulx-Cesana-Claviere-Sestiere station, from there take the local bus to Cesana Torinese . Trains on this route run at intervals of one hour, travel time - 2 hours 20 minutes. In this case, a train ticket will cost 6.35 euros, a ticket for a local bus - 7-8 euros. You can check the availability of train tickets and current ticket prices at www.trenitalia.com.

By taxi

Another option for traveling from Turin to Cesana Torinese is the shuttle service. You can order a transfer on the website kiwitaxi.ru. The average cost of the trip is about 170 euros, travel time is about 1 hour.

Also, many hotels when booking rooms provide their own transfers from the airport - in this case, the cost of the trip should be clarified by the hotel staff.

Ride or not ride

The resort area of ​​Cesana Torinese, like most well-known alpine resorts, provides travelers with ample opportunities for entertainment. In winter time, trails of varying difficulty are at guests' disposal; in summer, hiking and horseback riding along the picturesque shores of lakes, hiking on mountain slopes.

In the evening, tourists can enjoy delicious Piedmont cuisine, visit SPA salons and saunas, relax in the club or go shopping. Numerous reviews of tourists suggest that holidays in Cesana Torinese fully comply with the high standards of alpine resorts.

Watch the video: Ski with friends - Cesana Torinese (March 2024).

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