A deep and unforgettable immersion awaits you in the heart of the Langhe, a land where gentle hills artfully shaped by vineyards conceal world-renowned wine gems, timeless historic villages, and a gastronomic culture recognized as UNESCO World Heritage. This is a true invitation to explore the most authentic soul of Piedmont—among legendary wineries crafting divine wines, majestic castles, and lively squares where genuine flavors, intense aromas, and breathtaking panoramas blend into a complete sensory experience.
Your adventure begins among the hills of Barbaresco, savoring fine wines and immersing yourself in the history of an iconic village.
Your first stop is Cantina Adriano Marco & Vittorio, an excellence that welcomes you for a tasting of its fine wines, allowing you to appreciate the nuances of Nebbiolo.
Head to the picturesque village of Barbaresco. Stop at the Regional Wine Cellar of Barbaresco—a perfect place to deepen your understanding of this noble wine and perhaps purchase a few bottles. Admire the historic Gaja winery from the outside, an icon of Italian wine. Don't miss the Church of San Giovanni Battista and climb the majestic Barbaresco Tower for an unforgettable panoramic view of the surrounding hills.
Tips for Day 1
Castello di Guarene
Head to Guarene, where the magnificent Castello di Guarene awaits, offering you the opportunity to stay in a regal atmosphere.
Check availability on Booking.com →Compare on Trip.com →The second day will take you through the charm of Neive, one of the "Most Beautiful Villages of Italy," before reaching Alba, the capital of the Langhe.
From Castello di Guarene, head to the picturesque village of Neive. Stroll through its well-preserved historic center, visiting Neive Castle and the town hall. Admire the Clock Tower before collecting your car.
In recent years it has become more touristy, but if you avoid the big events, it's still manageable. Stroll through lively Piazza Garibaldi and historic Piazza Duomo. Visit the impressive Cathedral of San Lorenzo and the Diocesan Museum (MuDeT). Don't forget the evocative Church of Santa Maria Maddalena. End your afternoon with a fine aperitif at 100 Vini, where you can sample local labels.
Tips for Day 2
Dimora San Carlo
Head to Roddi, where you'll stay at Dimora San Carlo for a peaceful night among the hills.
Check availability on Booking.com →Compare on Trip.com →The last day will take you through enchanting villages and wine-growing panoramas that will remain in your heart.
Start the day by exploring Roddi. Visit the charming Gavuzzi Square, the Church of Maria Vergine, and the Medieval Campanile Tower. Don't miss a visit to Roddi Castle, an ancient fortress overlooking the surrounding landscape.
One of the region's most prestigious cellars, where you can deepen your knowledge of Barolo and perhaps enjoy a tasting.
The heart of the eponymous wine. Visit the unique Corkscrew Museum, a fascinating place dedicated to an iconic tool, and the impressive Municipal Castle. Stroll through the village of Barolo and, if time allows, visit the historic Borgogno Cellars.
Head to La Morra, a village famous for its sweeping views. Stroll along Via XX Settembre, visit the Church of San Sebastiano and the Campanile Tower, the Municipal Winery, the Parish Church of San Martino, and the Church of San Rocco. The true gem is the La Morra Belvedere, where you can enjoy a 360-degree panorama over the UNESCO-listed Langhe and the medieval bastions—a breathtaking view.
Tips for Day 3
Corte Gondina
Check in at your residence, Corte Gondina, in La Morra, bringing your journey to a beautiful close.
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