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Every year in Piedmont, the Alba White Truffle Fair celebrates its famous white truffle. Enjoy a guided group tour in the fascinating medieval center of Alba. Afterwards, discover the sights and smells of the Alba White Truffle market in the capital of the famous Barolo Region. Explore the fair with a special “skip-the-line” entrance, meet all the exhibitors, and learn about the history of the truffle. (Possibility of reaching Alba by train from Turin)

Visit the Langhe Roero and Monferrato in an authentic way. Not commercial and tourist places but high-level niche producers Visit 2 wineries (sometimes you can 3 producers) in Langa, Roero or Monferrato. You will have the opportunity to taste wines such as Barolo, Barbaresco, Roero, Barbera, Dolcetto, Nebbiolo, Arneis... I will take you to lunch (the cost of which is your responsibility) in authentic trattorias where you can order à la carte and drink either by the glass or bottle. Unique experience

Discover the history and flavors of Italy’s Piedmont region as you embark on a tasting tour of Alba. Join a small group and walk around town learning about the traditional recipes from the region. Stop at several eateries including a bakery, deli, a gourmet truffle producer, and a historic coffee bar to sample everything from cheese to desserts to pasta and even truffle products.

The Langhe hills of Piedmont are famous for their spectacular views and world-class wines. Experience both with this guided hike and wine tasting just outside Alba. Set off from Alba’s main square for a scenic walk through the rolling vineyards that surround the town. Stop at a nearby cellar to relax and sample local wines paired with gourmet specialties from the area before the return hike to town.

Explore the rolling hills of Piedmont’s Langhe wine region without the strain of steep climbs or the uncertainty of navigating rural vineyard roads on your own. This private e-bike tour lets you ride comfortably through scenic landscapes dotted with medieval castles and vineyards, with a guide managing all routes and navigation. Along the way, stop at a local cellar for a structured Barolo tasting and enjoy the region at a relaxed, personalized pace.

Ideal on hot summer days (we will touch 750 m altitude), this tour will climb through the vineyards of Barolo but touching "Alta Langa", famous for hazelnut cultivation. We will visit typical villages off the tourist routes, in an area yet to be discovered. We will discover the main natural resources of the Langhe and you can taste hazelnut products, such as spreads and pastries, through one of the most beautiful scenic routes in the area that will surely leave you speechless! Departing from Alba, the capital of the Langhe, the route is about 75/80 kilometers long and you will have a Pro Guide who will explain your surroundings so that you can better appreciate this beautiful region. The tour is private, so there will only be your group together with the Guide, so we will shape the length of the route as best as possible according to your needs. Guide experience on scooters or motorcycles is required.

A pleasant walking tour with a certified local tour guide. Discover the history of this ancient and picturesque charm town with medieval towers and houses. See the most relevant seesight and corners of the city, alternating history and art with different tastings. Discover all truffle secrets and tasting different truffle products: cheese, sauce, salami. Discover the Piedmontese hazelnut and taste different products: roasted hazelnuts, cookies and chocolate hazelnut.

Barolo and Barbaresco are two of Piedmont’s flagship wines and among the most prestigious in Italy. Discover the scenic hills where these blockbuster reds are made with this sommelier-led wine tour. Begin in the picturesque hill town of Neive for a brief introduction to the area, then stop at two boutique wineries to meet the producers and learn the history and stories behind their wines while enjoying guided tastings.

Barolo is one of Italy’s most prestigious wines from Piedmont. On this private tour, you’ll join a winemaker to visit top cellars and learn about the unique terroir and techniques behind this flagship red. Discover boutique wineries and the families that have run them for generations, tour the scenic vineyards and aging cellars, and enjoy three guided wine tastings in the Barolo and Barbaresco hills of Le Langhe.

A high-level tour to explore the best of the UNESCO heritage hills. A real journey into the world of wine, discovering its history and traditions in the most representative places: visit to prestigious wineries producing Barolo and Barbaresco. For lunch, an excellent gastronomic experience in the Langhe area. Amazement is everywhere: stretches of rolling hills surrounding villages, castles and towers, as in a warm embrace.

Ready to "fly" through the hills of the Langhe, Unesco World Heritage Site since 2014? Departing from Alba, we will travel on board our 75/80km Vespa between Barolo and Barbaresco and you will have a Pro Guide who will explain you what surrounds you so that you can better appreciate this beautiful wine region. We will discover the main natural resources of the Langhe and admire the castles and medieval villages, in a setting that will take us back in time. - We will pass among the most famous villages of the Langhe, famous for their great wines; - We will stop in location with spectacular views - There will be the opportunity to stop at wine bars and wine bars to taste (in moderation) a glass of Nebbiolo!!! The tour is private, so there will only be your group together with the Guide, so we will shape the length of the route as best as possible according to your needs. Guide experience on scooters or motorcycles is required.

From Barolo and Barbaresco to Nebbiolo and Dolcetto, Italy’s Piedmont region offers some of the country’s most beloved wines. On this tour, you’ll sample some of the region’s best, all options customizable to your palate. With your driver taking care of logistics, sit back, relax, and take part in northwestern Italy’s favorite way to indulge.