Hotels Cesana Torinese, Guesthouses Cesana Torinese and Residences Cesana Torinese

Cesana Torinese, a thriving centre of the province of Turin, is a highly appreciated tourist resort of the Upper Val di Susa. Situated a short distance from the Italian border with France, it develops halfway between the French Montgenèvre and the Italian Sestriere. It is easily accessible by car through the Turin - Bardonecchia Motorway.

Hotels in Cesana Torinese welcome large numbers of tourists both in summer and in winter, and give them the possibility to take advantage of modern comforts and excellent services and facilities. The local guest houses welcome tourists with the utmost courtesy and kindness. Cesana Torinese is also scattered with excellent residences and charming guest houses, the latter making the ideal base for undertaking pleasant excursions across the surrounding area.

Cesana Torinese is a real oasis of peace surrounded by impressive peaks and rock spurs. The pointed roofs of its houses and the picturesque streets of its charming old town contribute to increase the city's charm and fascination. The city centre is livened up by trendy shops, restaurants and clubs, that give tourists the possibility to spend pleasant moments here while tasting delicious food and wine products. The city's major monuments are the Church of St. John the Baptist and the so-called Casa delle Lapidi, whose facade is embellished by ancient folk inscriptions.
In winter, Cesana Torinese attracts large numbers of tourists who are interested in reaching its important ski districts. Cesana gathers plenty of excellent ski-lift facilities that give tourists the possibility to reach the major slopes of the surrounding area. San Sicario is home to the famous ski districts of Via Lattea, Sauxe d’Oulx and Sestriere, while the nearby Claviere is situated a short distance from Colle Bercia and Monti Della Luna. Other important ski slopes cross the surrounding valleys up to Montgenèvre.
In summer, Cesana Torinese attracts the lovers of nature and those interested in exploring its wonderful mountains. The upper part of the city is home to the so-called Monti nati dal mare, an outstanding geological complex gathering high peaks and unique views over the underlying landscapes. The local Mount Chenaillet, Luna mountains and Mount Chaberton are famous all over Italy for their deep crevices, impressive rock walls and mysterious lunar landscapes. The lovers of Alpine tourism will have the possibility to cross the 468-metre-long Tibetan bridge that extends over the Gorge of San Gervasio. The longest bridge of its kind in the world, it extends at the height of thirty metres above sea level and overlooks an impressive rock canyon.