Trips to Solonghello

Piemonte

This region is perfect for those who love beautiful nature, delicious food, and wonderful wines. The vineyards are countless, and Piemonte is widely recognized as one of Italy's most renowned wine-producing regions. We have gathered our offerings under the name Piemonte to help you easily find what you're looking for.

Many Beautiful Towns and Provinces

Piemonte has many towns well worth a visit. Turin is a charming city with excellent shopping, cafes, and restaurants. It is rich in history and culture, with grid-like streets reflecting its Roman city structure. Surrounding the city are beautiful monasteries and castles. The Egyptian Museum here is one of the most important in the world. Visit the Quartiere Romano, Turin's oldest district founded in 28 BC by Emperor Augustus.

Alessandria is a stunning province with beautiful nature and ancient castles. It also produces many excellent wines. Acqui Terme is a peaceful town with a typical Italian atmosphere, filled with shops, bars, and restaurants, and known for its hot springs.

Cuneo, the heart of the famous Langhe area, is a delightful town with a beautiful historic center and medieval portals. The ancient church, Madonna del Bosco, dates back to 1198, the year the city was founded.

Monforte d'Alba is a vibrant small town rich in history, located in the Langhe area. It is an important commune for the production of Barolo wine.

Dogliani is a medieval town divided into two parts: Castello and il Borgo. The surrounding landscape is rich in vineyards. Dolcetto di Dogliani is one of the town's most famous wines.

Asti is likely one of the region's most famous towns, known for its excellent wines, such as Asti Cinzano. Its old town center hosts historical churches and buildings and is filled with shops, bars, and restaurants.

Beautiful Countryside

Vacationing in Piemonte is not only relaxing and visually stunning but also a gastronomic experience. The region is globally celebrated for its fantastic wines and exquisite cuisine. If you stay in the city, take a trip to the countryside to visit one of the vineyards. The rolling landscape is diverse, with extensive hazelnut and vineyard cultivation. Nutella is famously produced here, with Ferrero's headquarters located in Turin.