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Colle di Finestra 2,471m (PR Alpi Marittime)
(photo by Arch. PNAM)
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Colle delle Finestre: A Road for Pilgrims and Smugglers
Thanks to its relatively modest altitude and easy access from the two slopes of the Alps, Colle delle Finestre has been busy since ancient times. The place name "San Giacomo" (St James) at the beginning of the itinerary and medieval documents witnessing the presence of an ancient shelter for pilgrim...>>
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Colle di Finestra 2,471m (PR Alpi Marittime) (photo by Arch. PNAM)
