Trips to Dogliani

Definition of a Vineyard

A vineyard, as we define it, is an old farmhouse that has been carefully restored and converted into holiday accommodations, apartments, or hotels. The environment is often rustic, and the location is picturesque, amidst grapevines and olive trees. The estate produces its own wine, and there should, of course, be the opportunity to buy wine to take home. Additionally, it's common to find honey, marmalade, or other homemade products for sale. Wine tastings and sampling of local products are typically available at a vineyard. Many of these places have a lovely pool area, often with stunning panoramic views of the beautiful landscape. You can find detailed descriptions under each property listing.

Abundance of Attractions

Culture and nature often go hand in hand with this type of holiday destination. The excursion opportunities around Italy and its regions are countless. For example, between Florence and Siena lies the Chianti wine district. Heading north from Florence towards Verona, you will find the Valpolicella district, known for its Amarone wines. In larger towns, there are often wine shops offering a wide selection of good wines in various price ranges. The charming region of Piedmont, with its vineyards and hazelnut trees, is home to many cozy villages and vineyards, perfect for those who want to stop for a few nights on their way north or south.

Getting Around

To get around, a car is necessary. You might choose to drive your own car, which is a good idea as it allows you to bring back some goodies. Alternatively, you can book a flight and rent a car for your travels.

Tourist Tax in Certain Areas

Note: Heating is available in most houses, but during spring and autumn, depending on the weather, stone houses may feel cold.