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COL DE BRAUS
Col de Braus has essentially become famous as a special stage in the Monte-Carlo Rallye. Despite a short development which, moreover, concentrates its fulcrum in just 600 meters in which Read More
COL DU GRANON
A few kilometers from Briançon, in case you want to opt for an unusual pass compared to the more traditional Alpine roads, you have the opportunity to drive towards the Read More
GRAND NAVES
Grand Naves is a village located at an altitude of 1,316 meters, in the sunniest portion of Tarentaise, a winter tourist destination and an ideal location for a bit of Read More
ROAMERS | The Spirit of the Swiss Alps
Words Alessandro Marrone / Photos Bruno Serra Every journey that can be defined as such has a beginning and an end. Sounds obvious. But what shouldn’t be taken for granted Read More
COL DES CHAMPS
The Col des Champs is another of those hills mainly known to cycling enthusiasts but less known by those motorists who usually prefer the wider and more scenic roads of Read More![Roads: Discover Liguria [Italian] | The Most Beautiful Roads of the Region](https://www.autoclassmagazine.com/web/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Discover-Liguria-book-Auto-Class-Magazine-269x180_c.jpg)
Roads: Discover Liguria [Italian] | The Most Beautiful Roads of the Region
Dopo grande successo riscosso dal volume dedicato al Piemonte, tocca adesso alla Liguria, una Regione che nonostante la ridotta superficie, fa della sua particolare morfologia un tripudio di forme, colori Read More
PASSO DI MONTE GIOVO – PASSO PENNES
We are in the province of Bolzano, close to the Rhaetian Alps and leaving the fascinating center of San Martino in Passiria behind us, it is time to let ourselves Read More
COL DU GRAND SAINT BERNARD
The Gran San Bernardo Pass is the main link between Italy and Switzerland, straddling the Pennine Alps. Reaching a maximum elevation of almost 2,500 meters, it can be traveled only Read More
COL DU GALIBIER
When you think of the giants of the Alps, the name of the Col du Galibier is the one that follows the Col de l’Iseran and Col de la Bonette. Read More
