Way of St. James in the Stura di Demonte Valley

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We recommend this option in case of bad weather.

BY CAR

A21 Turin-Piacenza exit Asti East and continuation on A33 Asti-Cuneo with exit at Sant'Albano SturaTel. +39.011.4373800 www.a21torinopiacenza.it

A6 Turin-Savona with continuation on A33 Asti-Cuneo and exit at Sant'Albano SturaTel. +39.011.6650311 www.tosv.it

A33 Asti-Cuneo (nearing completion) exit Cuneowww.asticuneo.it Italian Highways www.autostrade.it

For those arriving from France, there are the following possibilities:

- the Colle dell'Agnello (m. 2,748-always closed in the winter months), which enters the Varaita Valley and leads to Saluzzo

- the Colle della Maddalena (m. 1,996) and the Colle della Lombarda (m. 2,351 - always closed in the winter months), which enter the Stura Valley and lead to Borgo San Dalmazzo and Cuneo

- the Colle di Tenda Tunnel (m. 1,300 approx.) that enters the Vermenagna Valley and leads to Borgo San Dalmazzo and Cuneo is CURRENTLY CLOSED FOR WORK

BY AIR

Cuneo Levaldigi Airport S.p.A.Regional Str. 20, 1 - 12038 Levaldigi (CN)Tel. +39.0172.741500-558 www.aeroporto.cuneo.it

Turin Caselle International Airport Str. San Maurizio 12 - 10072 Caselle Torinese (TO) Tel. +39.011.5676361 www.aeroportoditorino.it

Milan Airports (Malpensa and Linate)Tel. SEA Call center +39.02.232323 www.sea-aeroportimilano.it

Genoa Airport "C. Colombo "16154 GenoaTel. +39.010.60151 www.airport.genova.it

Aéroport Nice Côte d'Azur06281 Nice Cédex 3 - (F)Tel. +33.4.89889828www.nice.aeroport.fr

Cuneo is conveniently reached by train

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The Confraternity of St. James of Cuneo has created its own Credential that has obtained the imprimatur of the Pilgrim of Santiago Office, which is issued to those who request it and agree to accept its meaning and spirit and who intend to travel the pilgrimage routes on foot, or by bicycle.

The issuance of the credential is free of charge, but in order to make this service possible and continuous, any offering is welcome, which can be paid to the Priors in charge or by transfer to the c/ of the Brotherhood at the following IBAN: IT88R0306909606100000403307 Here form to request it

From Neive you can also continue to Acqui Terme on the Chemin d'Assise and then leave it and continue to Tortona from where you can use the Via Postumia to Piacenza/Via Francigena: for information and updates: https://chemindassise.org/it/le-tappe/

With the option for Piacenza, on the Via Francigena you lengthen by about 130 km with a route without significant elevation gains, while on the Chemin d'Assise after Acqui Terme you will face more marked elevation gains and challenging stretches by riding largely along the Alta Via dei Monti Liguri.