An elegant, harmonious village with an impeccably preserved historic center. Stone lanes, flower-filled balconies, and intimate squares reveal a refined side of the Langhe, best discovered slowly.

A welcoming Alta Langa village, perfect for strolling among views, local traditions and flowers: it is known as the village of roses after all.

A characterful village dominated by its medieval castle. History and vineyards intertwine here, offering iconic views and authentic Langhe identity.

One of the Langhe’s most iconic viewpoints. Rolling hills, orderly vineyard rows, and villages emerging gently from the landscape—it’s all here.

Dotted across the hills, these oversized benches offer fresh perspectives on the landscape. An invitation to pause, observe, and simply take it all in.

Climb the tower for expansive views over the Tanaro River and surrounding hills. A privileged vantage point where nature and history converge.

This UNESCO World Heritage site stands as one of the Langhe’s most significant landmarks. It tells the intertwined stories of the region, its wine, and Count Cavour himself—all in a setting of remarkable historical and scenic importance.

Housed within Castello Falletti, this engaging museum explores wine’s cultural and symbolic significance in the Langhe through immersive, narrative exhibits.

An unexpected encounter where contemporary art meets rolling hills. Site-specific installations nestle into the natural landscape, creating an experience that blends creativity, quietude, and beauty.