Monte Rosa
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  • Monte Rosa - Wikipedia

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    Monte Rosa (. Italian: [ˈmonte ˈrɔːza]; Lombard: Mont Roeusa [ˌmũː(t) ˈrøːza]; French: Mont Rose [mɔ ʁoz]; Walser: de Gletscher or de Gorner...

  • Institut Monte Rosa - Your International Boarding School...

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    Based in a prime location, Monte Rosa offers a highly individualized educational experience to both students and their parents.

  • Visit Monterosa - Inverno

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    Luogo prediletto dalla Regina Margherita per la magnifica vista sul Monte Rosa, la Valle di Gressoney è un autentico paradiso a misura d’uomo.

  • Monte Rosa - Vikipedi

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    Merkezi Monte Rosa masifi, güneyde (sağda) Dufourspitze ve kuzeyde (solda) Nordend ile batı kanadının hemen altında Monte Rosa Buzulu...

  • Anzasca Valley - Monte Rosa and Macugnaga | VisitOssola

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    Monte Rosa is famous for its 4,000-metre altitude, which for centuries has attracted some of the most renowned expert mountaineers.

  • MONTEROSA SKI

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    Sali sempre più in alto con gli impianti di risalita del Monterosa Ski! Lascia dietro di te il fondovalle e goditi lo splendido panorama che il Monte Rosa ti offre.

  • Monte Rosa - wikiital.com

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    Monte Rosa Alpler'deki en büyük dağ masifidir , Mont Blanc'dan sonra en yüksek ikinci dağ masifidir.İsviçre'nin en yüksek dağı Piedmont ve İtalya'nın en yüksek ikinci dağı...

  • Monte Rosa Ski Resort in Italy: Slopes, Lifts, Ski Passes...

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    The region attracts those who are experienced skiers, offering 180 km of prepared slopes, extensive off-piste routes across the Monte Rosa massif...

  • Where Is Monterosa? Monte Rosa Italy from Alagna Valsesia

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    Monte Rosa from Alagna Valsesia. By length and importance, Mont Rosa is second in the mountainous chain of the Alps and is the highest in Switzerland.

  • Monte Rosa Alagna Valsesia

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    Monte Rosa is the natural border separating Switzerland and Italy, and although its crown is formed by the valleys of the nearby Macugnaga, Gressoney, Ayas...