Italy

Piedmont

From Alpine peaks to rolling hills, this region offers vibrant cities, fine wines, and historic castles. Explore charming villages, lakes, and rich traditions, with unforgettable experiences year-round.

Fly & Drive

Langhe Roero and Monferrato Hills

7 Day/6 Nights

This itinerary takes you through breathtaking landscapes, historic castles, and scenic vineyards. As the birthplace of the Slow Food® movement and a UNESCO World Heritage site, the region offers rich traditions, exceptional cuisine, and stunning views. Each day reveals unique experiences highlighting its culture, history, and natural beauty.

Day 1 – Alba – Neive

Arrival in Alba by your own means; meet our assistant for a brief on-the-road tour briefing. You will start by exploring the charming medieval town, known as “the city of 100 towers.” You will be captivated by the enchanting historic center, rich with churches and medieval palaces, the beautiful Piazza Risorgimento, and the Cathedral of San Lorenzo.

Lunch on your own.

In the afternoon, traveling along the hills, you will reach Neive, a small gem of the Langhe, included among “the most beautiful villages of Italy.” There will be a stop at a winery, a meeting with the owner, storytelling, a tour of the cellar, and a guided tasting.

Return to Alba, room assignment, dinner at an osteria featuring a traditional menu (excluding wines), then return and overnight.

Day 2 – Grinzane – Serralunga

After breakfast, depart for the splendid village of Grinzane and Cavour, where stands the eponymous Castle. You will tour the Castle and the Wine Cellar.

Lunch on your own.

The itinerary continues with a stop in Serralunga, a beautiful, almost intact medieval village. There will be an encounter with a viticulture expert, followed by an emotional and evocative journey through the vineyards aboard a 4×4, discovering the stories and secrets of the vine. Then, visit a winery with a final tasting interwoven with anecdotes and curiosities.

Return to the hotel, free dinner, and overnight.

Day 3 – Langa and Roero

After breakfast, continue the program with a visit to a small family-run farm. This enchanting place produces delicious cheeses, and the experience will culminate in a rich cheese tasting.

In the afternoon, meet a nature guide for an easy trekking tour among the Roero rocks, through gardens and orchards, and along the Chestnut and Honey Trail. Afterwards, visit the “crutin”—characteristic caves carved into tuff—and finally, stop at the Regional Wine Cellar for an aperitif/wine tasting featuring Roero wines.

Free dinner, return, and overnight.

Day 4 – Monforte – Barolo – La Morra

After breakfast, depart for Monforte d’Alba, one of “the most beautiful villages of Italy”.

Optional: An experience at a family-run winery can be included, where a professional kitchen and an expert cook will let you get hands-on—not only tasting but also learning the recipes—culminating in a tasting paired with the winery’s wines.

In the afternoon, a visit to Barolo is a must—a small medieval village that has given its name to the famous wine. We then proceed to La Morra, where you will visit the vibrant chapel of Madonna delle Grazie, the most colorful church in Italy, and, not to be missed, take a selfie on the beautiful giant red bench.

Return to the hotel, free dinner, and overnight.

Day 5 – Asti and Canelli

After breakfast, depart for Asti, a historic city famous for its Palio.

Optional: The city deserves a visit with our guide who will accompany you on a fascinating walk through the historic center. You will see charming monuments, such as the Collegiate Church of San Secondo, the magnificent terracotta Cathedral, the medieval complex of the Rotonda di San Pietro, and the sumptuous Mazzetti Palace, home to the Civic Museum.

Lunch on your own.

Continue with a visit to an agricultural farm to discover the sweetness of organic honey and to learn about one of the most appreciated local products made from hazelnuts: nougat. Then proceed to Canelli, the home of Asti Spumante. This spectacular experience will conclude with a technical tasting of four spumantes.

Return to the hotel, free dinner, and overnight.

Day 6 – Cocconato and Vezzolano

After breakfast, depart for Cocconato, a lively small village listed among the Most Beautiful Villages of Italy, which has also been awarded the Orange Flag by the Touring Club.
From Piazza Cavour, it is love at first sight. Ascending to the upper part, you will encounter ancient houses followed by a succession of buildings, 17th-century churches and under 15th-century arcades. Cocconato is also famous for its Robiola, a cheese renowned and appreciated worldwide.

Lunch at an organic agritourism.

In the afternoon, depart and visit the extraordinary Abbazia di Vezzolano, a beautiful Romanesque and Gothic-style building dating from around the year 1000. Inside, discover the exceptional cloister adorned with a cycle of 14th-century frescoes. Ascend to Albugnano to reach the Belvedere Motta, also known as the Balcony of Monferrato, thanks to its splendid position offering a view of all the hills extending to the Alps. Return to Alba with free time for activities.

Free dinner, return to the hotel and overnight.

Day 7

After breakfast, the services conclude.

City Breaks

Turin Sabauda City

3 Day/2 Nights

Embark on a three-day journey through Turin, where history, culture, and sweet traditions come together. From savoring the city’s famous chocolates to exploring its iconic landmarks, this itinerary offers a deep dive into Turin’s rich heritage. Enjoy a guided walking tour through its historic streets and immerse yourself in the city’s religious and cultural treasures.

Day 1

The first day in Turin begins with a sweet moment—collect your voucher at the hotel and enjoy a tasting of hot chocolate, bicerin, or pralines at CAFFAREL. (The voucher contains all the information on where to use it.)

After the tasting, get ready to explore this wonderful city and discover its countless treasures. Continue toward the noble family palace, passing by the confectioneries and cafés that Cavour loved to frequent, until you reach the monument dedicated to him in the airy Piazza Carlina, created by Dupré in 1873.

Turin was the first capital of the Italian Kingdom, a highly prestigious yet short-lived role for the city. In September 1864, the splendid Piazza San Carlo witnessed the revolt of the Turinese following the decision to move the capital of Italy from Turin to Florence.

Overnight at the hotel.

Day 2

After breakfast, meet at 10.00 in Piazza Castello with our guide for the walking tour of the city included in the package. Enjoy a 2-hour guided tour on foot through the narrow streets of the historic center of Turin and discover not only the most important monuments, but also places and concealed corners which hide secrets and intrigues. Together with our tour guide we admire spectacular places such as the Piazza del Castello, the Royal Palace, the exterior of the Egyptian Museum and the magnificent Courses up to the Mole Antonelliana. Enjoy the walking tour and learn anecdotes from centuries of Turin history.

Overnight at the hotel.

Day 3

After breakfast, before say goodbyed to this wonderful city, a visit to the Turin Cathedral is suggested. Built between 1491 and 1498 at the behest of Cardinal della Rovere, the Renaissance-style cathedral has a white marble facade on which there are three portals decorated with reliefs and a bell tower in red brick. In the seventeenth century the Cathedral was renovated in order to add the chapel of the Holy Shroud, a masterpiece of Baroque architecture by Guarino Guarini. The chapel intended to house the shroud in which the body of Jesus would have been wrapped in the sepulcher, was severely damaged by a fire in 1997. The relic that had been behind the main altar for some years, although it was not directly affected by the fire, was carried away from the fire area. Today the Shroud is kept in an extended position inside a watertight case, in the absence of air and in the presence of an inert gas placed under the royal gallery.

Turin Between magic and noir

3 Day/2 Nights

This three-day itinerary reveals the hidden mysteries and magic of Turin. Discover the city’s noir history, magical symbols, and secret legends, while exploring iconic landmarks, romantic squares, and baroque architecture for a unique and captivating experience.

Day 1

On the first day, the guide will lead you on an exhilarating journey into Noir Turin. Climb 200 steps to the city’s rooftop, where, under the enchanting night lights, you will embark on an exploration of Turin’s darkest soul.

From ancient archives, a crimson thread unravels tales of distant times—when plagues, unspeakable crimes, and unsettling trials marked the Quadrilateral as one of the most mysterious corners of the city. Hidden passageways lead from the Duomo’s bell tower to the courtyard of the Town Hall, revealing secrets long buried in the past.

The tour begins at 9:00 PM, leaving plenty of time during the day to explore other wonders of the city, including the Cathedral of San Giovanni Battista (Duomo), the Chapel of the Holy Shroud, and the Mole Antonelliana.

Overnight at the hotel.

Day 2

Breakfast at the hotel.

Today, continue your journey by exploring the city’s mystical and enigmatic side. As the frenzy subsides and traffic slows, the historic center glows with an ancient light, revealing Turin as a captivating and mysterious Madama.

This intriguing and immersive tour brings to life the yellow legend of the Devil’s Door, the sinister guardians of Baroque palaces, and the mysteries surrounding the Great Mother of God. Here, the veiled woman holding the chalice of the Holy Grail stands under the watchful gaze of Turin’s most famous ghosts.

During the day, take time to visit Piazza Vittorio Veneto, one of the largest squares in Europe, second only to Moscow’s Red Square. Stroll across Ponte Vittorio Emanuele I, built between 1810 and 1813, spanning the Po River, and admire the Murazzi before reaching Parco del Valentino. This enchanting green space, once a haven for street artists, remains the most romantic corner of Turin.

Overnight at the hotel.

Day 3

After breakfast, before leaving this wonderful city don’t miss a walk to Piazza Castello, the heart of Turin, the focal point of the city, at the entrance to ‘Via Roma’ and ‘Via Micca’. Palazzo Madama (in Piazza Castello), with its baroque facade, was enlarged in 1400 and is one of the most beautiful Italian palaces. In this square is also located the Royal Palace, once the seat of the King of Italy, which recalls the period in which Turin was the capital; the Prefecture, the Regional Government Palace and the choreographic central fountains.

From the square, access ‘Via Garibaldi’, the Turin shopping street. Before diving into shopping, another unmissable square is Piazza San Carlo with its Baroque architecture (Churches of San Carlo and Santa Cristina) and the equestrian monument of Emanuele Filiberto in the middle.

Arriverderci.

Groups

Tailor-made programs for groups of at least 8 participants

Piedmont and the wine routes

8 Days/ 7 Nights

Enjoy local delicacies, wine tastings, and unique experiences like truffle hunting and cooking lessons, all while discovering the rich history and flavors of this enchanting part of Italy.

Truffle, wine and cheese

6 Days / 5 Nights – Lake Maggiore and Piedmont

Explore the beauty of Lake Maggiore and Piedmont, from the Borromean Islands to the wine and truffle-rich Langhe region. Enjoy local delicacies, wine tastings, and unique experiences like truffle hunting and cooking lessons, all while discovering the rich history and flavors of this enchanting part of Italy.

Day 1: Arrival – Lake Maggiore

After your arrival at Milan airport, meet our assistant and departure to Lake Maggiore.

Accommodation at the hotel, dinner and overnight.

Day 2: Arona, Cheese artisan and Borromean Island

After breakfast, departure to Arona to meet one of the most important “cheese artisan” of Italy. Guided visit of the cellars with the explanation of the different methods of cheese refinement and selection. At the end of the visit enjoy your lunch, naturally with cheese menu!

The day proceeds to Stresa for an excursion by private boat to Isola Bella, the best of the Borromean Island. Guided visit of the 17th century Baroque Palace and the scenic gardens.

Return, dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Day 3: Ghemme Wine City – Langhe

After breakfast, departure to Ghemme, the city of wine, honey and special bread where you could visit wine cellars and enjoy a guided wine tasting with cold cuts and cheese and honey with the sweet bread.

Departure to Langhe Region, accommodation at the hotel, dinner and overnight.

Day 4: Piedmont Langhe, Wine and Truffles Land

After breakfast, the day starts with an unforgettable experience of intense flavours. At the University of truffle dogs, founded in 1880 near Alba, you’ll be involved in the truffle hunting experience. Meet the “truffle hunter” and his dog and departure through the wood, to discover the secrets of this activity, remained unchanged over time, charming in its simplicity. Remember: this is a simulation so you are not going to keep truffles he will find! Stop for lunch at a characteristic restaurant to taste truffle products. In the afternoon drive to Barolo, prestigious for its wine, to visit the Barolo Castle, which hosts the

innovative WiMu Wine Museum, where wine will be celebrated in history and arts, in cookery and cinema, in music and literature, in universal myths and local traditions. Of course the itinerary cannot end without a wine tasting in cellar.

Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight.

Day 5: Cooking lesson – La Morra

After breakfast, departure to Alba surroundings to take a cooking lesson to discover the regional dishes. You’ll follow all the steps that transform natural products into culinary masterpieces. After the course, comfortably seated at the table, you will taste the dishes prepared; also in this second part will not miss the comments of the experts who will guide you through the tasting of the dishes and the choice of combinations with the noble wines of Langa.

In the afternoon departure to visit the historic Cordero di Montezemolo estate in La Morra. This lovely wine estate. Guided tour of the scenic vineyards and ancient Cedar of Lebanon before sitting down to a private and special wine tasting of their flagship wines like their juicy Dolcetto d’Alba, fragrant Langhe Arneis and elegant “Gorette” Barolo DOCG.

Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight.

Day 6: Milan – come back at home

Breakfast, according to the departure time, free time at disposal for personal visit or transfer to the airport.

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Piedmont

Fly & Drive

Langhe Roero and Monferrato Hills

7 Day/6 Nights

Day 1 – Alba – Neive

Day 2 – Grinzane – Serralunga

Day 3 – Langa and Roero

Day 4 – Monforte – Barolo – La Morra

Day 5 – Asti and Canelli

Day 6 – Cocconato and Vezzolano

Day 7

City Breaks

Turin Sabauda City

3 Day/2 Nights

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Turin Between magic and noir

3 Day/2 Nights

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Groups

Tailor-made programs for groups of at least 8 participants

Piedmont and the wine routes

8 Days/ 7 Nights

Day 1: Turin

Day 2: The Turin wines and Asti Monferrato

Day 3: Gavi and Canelli

Day 4: Wine tasting in Langa and Slow Food University

Day 5: Truffles Land and Barolo

Day 6: Dolcetto Tasting at Mossio, Grinzane Cavour Castle

Day 7: Cooking Class and Artisan Beer

Day 8: Come Back At Home

Truffle, wine and cheese

6 Days / 5 Nights – Lake Maggiore and Piedmont

Day 1: Arrival – Lake Maggiore

Day 2: Arona, Cheese artisan and Borromean Island

Day 3: Ghemme Wine City – Langhe

Day 4: Piedmont Langhe, Wine and Truffles Land

Day 5: Cooking lesson – La Morra

Day 6: Milan – come back at home

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