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Sestriere

Surrounded by the white piedmontese mountains

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Uappala Club Sestriere

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Uappala Club Sestriere
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€ 72

Its position, only 200 meters far from the ski lifts and the many ski slopes (with different levels and also equipped for night skiing) makes this hotel the perfect place for skiing lovers.

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TH Sestriere Hotel

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TH Sestriere Hotel
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€ 73

Modern structure, equipped with every comfort, has mini apartments that overlook a splendid alpine scenery. It is located just 50 meters from the ski lifts and the golf course.

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TH Sestriere Residence

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TH Sestriere Residence
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€ 55

It is located in the heart of one of the largest mountain areas in Europe. The property has a swimming pool, fitness area with fully equipped gym, wellness center with sauna, turkish bath and whirlpoo ...

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Sestriere, a renowned mountain locality in Piemonte, is the highest municipality of Italy situated between Val Chisone and Valle di Susa, in the heart of the Via Lattea ski area (one of the biggest ski areas of Europe). Sestriere was built in 1934, when the famous italian enterpreneur Giovanni Agnelli commissioned three funicular railways and two hotels (known as "the towers") that eventually became the symbol of the town.

Sestriere is the perfect destination for sports lovers and skiers. It has numerous ski slopes (also equipped for night skiing), the highest golf court of Europe (with 18 holes) and, during the summer, it is extremely populated by cyclists.

Sestriere is among the most renowned skiing locations of Europe with its 17 ski lifts and 42 ski slopes, among which there is the "Kandahar", a black ski slope that hosted the Slalom of the Alpine Skiing World Cup, the 2006 Winter Olympics and two competitions of the 1997 World Cup.

 

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