Piemonte means “below the mountain”.
Nestled in northwest Italy, Piemonte is a captivating region known for its rolling vineyards, rich history, and world-renowned cuisine. This region, bordered by the Alps, offers breathtaking landscapes that shift from lush valleys to snow-capped peaks, making it a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers alike. Piemonte is the birthplace of some of Italy’s most celebrated wines, including Barolo, Barbaresco, and Moscato d’Asti, crafted from grapes grown on its fertile hillsides.
Beyond wine, Piemonte is famed for its culinary treasures, from white truffles of Alba to the creamy cheeses of the Langhe region. The area’s charming medieval villages and vibrant cities, such as Turin, offer a glimpse into Italy’s rich cultural heritage, blending architectural splendor with a thriving contemporary arts scene. With its blend of natural beauty, culinary delights, and historic charm, Piemonte invites travelers to explore, savor, and immerse themselves in an authentically Italian experience
5 minutes to nearest town (Roccaverano) – 25 minutes to Acqui Terme – 55 minutes to the coast (Savona) – 40 minutes to Barolo and Alba – 90 minutes to nearest skiresort – 110 minutes to Milano – 90 minutes to Turin.