46 Activities
Langhe, A Sensory Experience
Starts from
Turin
Transportation
By Car
Guidance
Self-Guided
Activities
46
Duration
4 days
Length
164 mi
Route details
Starts from
Turin
Transportation
By Car
Guidance
Self-Guided
Duration
4 days
Length
164 mi
Antonella Quaglietta
Blogger
- The vast selection of wines from the Langhe area.
- The giant colorful benches where you can take beautiful photographs.
- Walking among hills covered with vineyards and hazel trees.
- The storks in the Racconigi nature reserve.
Between the provinces of Cuneo and Asti we find the land of the Langhe: hills that seem to have no end, covered with rows of vines that bear fruit in the summer and after the harvest turn into fine wines.
Barolo, Barbaresco, Nebbiolo, Roero.
These are wines you have probably already tried.
And if you haven't yet, this trip will introduce you to flavors you can't live without later.
For the ladies, Dolcetto is a "gentler" wine.
The Langhe is also a land of truffles: the Alba Truffle is certainly the best known.
Hazelnuts, the kind you find in the typical Piedmontese ciocciolatini.
I bet your mouth is already watering!
There are so many specialties to taste, we will see them as we go along.
Between the provinces of Cuneo and Asti we find the land of the Langhe: hills that seem to have no end, covered with rows of vines that bear fruit in the summer and after the harvest turn into fine wines.
Barolo, Barbaresco, Nebbiolo, Roero.
These are wines you have probably already tried.
And if you haven't yet, this trip will introduce you to flavors you can't live without later.
For the ladies, Dolcetto is a "gentler" wine.
The Langhe is also a land of truffles: the Alba Truffle is certainly the best known.
Hazelnuts, the kind you find in the typical Piedmontese ciocciolatini.
I bet your mouth is already watering!
There are so many specialties to taste, we will see them as we go along.
Antonella Quaglietta
Blogger
- The vast selection of wines from the Langhe area.
- The giant colorful benches where you can take beautiful photographs.
- Walking among hills covered with vineyards and hazel trees.
- The storks in the Racconigi nature reserve.
Travel itinerary
14 Activities
Day 1
18 mi4 mi
Grapes That Become Wine In A UNESCO Heritage Land
Between the provinces of Cuneo and Asti we find the land of the Langhe: hills that seem to have no end, covered with rows of vines that bear fruit in the summer and after the harvest turn into fine wines.
Barolo, Barbaresco, Nebbiolo, Roero.
These are wines you have probably already tried.
And if you haven't yet, this trip will introduce you to flavors that you won't be able to do without later.
For the ladies, Dolcetto is a "gentler" wine.
The Langhe is also a land of truffles: the Alba Truffle is certainly the best known.
Hazelnuts, the kind you find in typical Piedmontese ciocciolatini.
I bet your mouth is already watering!
There are so many specialties to taste, we'll see them as we go along.
11 Activities
Day 2
36 mi0.2 mi
Alba, Capital Of Good Wine And Truffles
Perhaps the name "Alba" to many people will not say anything, but certainly everyone knows that of "Nutella": the famous spreadable cream was born right here. In fact, you will see that in addition to vines, the vegetation is also home to many hazelnut plants, at the foot of which truffles, another specialty of this small village, are often found.
On today's day we will taste some excellent Barolo and there will be no shortage of photography on the giant bench, this time red!
14 Activities
Day 3
33 mi3 mi
From the Langhe to the Roero
We have breakfast and then get ready for another day of castles, good wine, good food: Monteforte d'Alba, Novello, Serralunga Castle, another giant bench, today pink!
7 Activities
Day 4
71 mi
Storks & Flowers, A Day Dedicated to Nature.
Today we end our itinerary, but along the way I suggest you visit the Stork Center and Pralormo Castle, known for its tulips.