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Subjects :In addition to the beautiful natural environment (St. Vèran boasts to be the highest municipality inhabited in Europe) there are many well-preserved and renovated typical dwellings. Very nice little parish church. Upstream of the village there is also an astronomical observatory. For the CHAPELLE S. MARIE MADELEINE: Lying downstream of the village rises to the right, along an uphill road on which there are many commercial activities. You climb up to a bend that is faced by ignoring a small road that runs away on the floor and leading to the dirt road that leads to the chapel of Clausis. The road goes beyond the parish and then becomes less steep. When you find the signs for La Maison du Soleil you go to the right following a steep road that then bends to the left (directions) passing behind a hotel and downstream of the departure station of one of the many lifts in the country. The chapel of Mary Magdalene becomes visible, placed on top of a grassy bump and you reach it with short ascent on dirt road. The little church is a great vantage point. Following the signs for Amouraux, take the dirt road that crosses the small sacred building on the left. In short you ignore a dirt road that descends to the left and continue on the floor passing through beautiful pastures. When you cross the track of a ski slope you descend more decidedly to the left and in short you come in sight of the cottages of Amouraux. In Amouraux there is also a Chalet-restaurant that can be reached by taking a path that reaches the back, near a ski lift. Once you reach a road, follow it to the left and, slightly uphill, you return to St. Vèran. At a crossroads you can choose to go back to the country (left) or get off at the car parks (right).
Recommended equipment :Upstream of the town a network of white roads allows you to reach interesting places for environment and landscape. advisable a tripod.
Best months :All year round. Every season offers interesting ideas. Even in winter, despite the altitude, the road is always clear from the snow and operate lifts.
How to get there :Road access: From the Marene exit of the Torino – Savona motorway, follow signs for Savigliano and then for Costigliole di Saluzzo and Piasco. Continue towards the Varaita valley to climb up the entire furrow until you reach the Lamb hill. Descend along the French slope along the long valley that leads to Molines en queyras. From the roundabout you go to the left following the signs and going up the road to the town of St. Vèran. The "Tollbooth" is located downstream of the village, where there are also parking spaces.
Visits :The old town is entirely pedestrionized and consists of many typical dwellings dating back to the eighteenth century. Two buildings of the town have been declared a national Monument French: The parish church, characterized by the portico of access to the base of whose columns are placed two lions, one of which cradle a newborn among the Zampela Maison aux forannes Characterized by a meridian work of 1840 by the Piedmontese painter Giovanni Francesco Zarbula.
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