MEMO4345 is a historical and educational multimedia itinerary that guides visitors as they learn about and reflect on the essential elements of the Shoah in Europe. It also offers an insight into the history of the 357 Jews (334 foreigners, 23 Italians) deported to Auschwitz from the concentration camp active in the city between September 1943 and February 1944. The exhibition is located inside the former Church of Sant’Anna, next to the Deportation Memorial built as part of the Interreg project “The Memory of the Alps”, a few steps from the railway station from which the convoys departed to the Nazi death camps.

Casteldelfino is located between Sampeyre and Pontechianale in the Varaita Valley and over the years it has specialised as a centre for Nordic skiing. The 2 slopes (green and blue for a total of 10 km) are located in La Trasà at 1,300 meters above sea level. An equipment hire service and changing room are available.

Architectural complex known since ancient times as “Belmonte”, it originated in the thirteenth century with the construction of the Cappella della Madonna and the monastery of the women’s Certosa di Santa Maria di Belmonte which, in the fifteenth century passed to the Dominican nuns. In the early seventeenth century the complex was then sold to the Camaldolese of San Romualdo and became a devotional centre and a mecca for pilgrims. In the nineteenth century, the complex was purchased by local nobles, used as a stately villa and enriched with paintings of mythological subjects by Francesco Gonin. During World War II, the abbey church was so badly damaged by the bombings that, to date, all that remains of the sacred space is a few ruins.