Staying in Alba means immersing yourself in the heart of the Langhe, a unique region recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where nature, culture, and food and wine intertwine in an unforgettable experience.

 

Near Alba:

🍷 Wine routes and cellars Just minutes from the city center, you'll find hills dotted with Piedmont's most renowned vineyards. This is where Barolo, Barbaresco, and many other excellent wines are born: you can visit historic cellars, taste fine wines, and discover small local producers.

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🌳 Picture-perfect Villages and Landscapes La Morra: one of the most evocative natural balconies of the Langhe. Barolo: the village that gives its name to the wine, with the Wine Museum (WiMu).

 

Neive: listed among the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy. Grinzane Cavour: with the castle that was the home of Count Camillo Benso.

 

🍽️ Authentic Flavors The cuisine of the Langhe is famous throughout the world: Alba white truffle, tajarin, plin, mountain cheeses, and PGI hazelnuts. In autumn, the International Alba White Truffle Fair is an unmissable event for food lovers.

 

🚶‍♂️ Nature and Outdoor Activities Panoramic trails and hiking and cycling routes crisscross hills, hazelnut groves, and woods. It's the perfect opportunity to experience the beauty of the landscape and relax away from traffic.

 

🎭 Culture and Events Alba and the surrounding villages host exhibitions, festivals, and historic markets throughout the year. From the Barbaresco Wine Fair to the Alba Donkey Palio, every season offers a unique atmosphere.

 

👉 Whatever the season, the Alba area offers authentic experiences to be enjoyed calmly, at a slow pace, amidst good food, nature, and age-old traditions.