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Piemonte

This is a perfect destination for those who love beautiful nature, delicious food, and exquisite wines. The vineyards are countless, and Piemonte is renowned as one of Italy’s most famous wine-producing regions. We have curated our selection under the name Piemonte to help you easily find what you're looking for.

Charming Cities and Regions

Piemonte boasts many cities worth visiting. Turin is a delightful city with great shopping, cafes, and restaurants. If you're interested in history and culture, you've come to the right place. The city displays a Roman grid structure with right-angled streets. It’s divided into 10 districts, each further split into various neighborhoods. Around the city, beautiful monasteries and castles are scattered. There's also an Egyptian museum here, considered one of the most important in the world. Be sure to visit Quartiere Romano, the oldest district in Turin, founded in 28 BC by Emperor Augustus.

Alessandria is a picturesque region with stunning nature and ancient castles. Like other regions in Piemonte, it produces many fine wines. Acqui Terme is a pleasant and calm town with a typical Italian atmosphere, filled with shops, bars, and restaurants. The town is also famous for its hot springs. There, you will find a regional Enoteca in the Palazzo Robellini building, where you can discover all the wines from Piemonte—a perfect opportunity to taste and purchase excellent wines.

Cuneo, the heart of the famous Langhe area, is a charming city with a beautiful historical center and medieval portals. The ancient church, Madonna del Bosco, dates back to 1198, the year the city was founded. The city is well-known for its enormous market held on Tuesdays, offering everything from clothing to local specialties.

Monforte d’Alba is a lively small town rich in history. Located in the Langhe region, about 500 meters above sea level, Monforte is one of the region's key municipalities for Barolo production. You’ll find several historical wine cellars, some picturesque, others luxurious.

Dogliani is a medieval town divided into two parts: the higher part called Castello and the lower part known as il Borgo. The surrounding landscape is rich with vineyards. Dolcetto di Dogliani is one of the town’s most renowned wines.

Asti is perhaps one of the most famous localities in the region, mainly thanks to its exquisite wines like Asti Cinzano. In the old town center, you’ll find historic churches and buildings. The town is abundant with shops, bars, and restaurants. The countryside around the city features rolling vineyards, small wineries, and medieval landmarks.

Beautiful Countryside

Vacationing in Piemonte not only relaxes the soul and delights the eyes but also offers a gastronomic experience. The region is world-famous for its fantastic wines and delicious food. If you choose to stay in the city, take the opportunity to venture out into the countryside and visit one of the vineyards. The rolling landscape is diverse, with hazelnut trees and vineyards extensively cultivated. Nutella, produced by Ferrero, has its headquarters in Turin.