Piemonte, located in northwestern Italy at the foot of the Alps, is renowned for its stunning landscapes, world-class wines, and rich culinary traditions. The region is especially famous for producing Barolo, a prestigious red wine made from the Nebbiolo grape in the Langhe hills near the charming town of Alba. Piemonte is also celebrated for its truffles-particularly black truffles-which can be found through guided truffle hunts, and for its hazelnuts, the key ingredient in Nutella, as well as local cheeses, salami, and the beloved breadstick grissini. Dotted with picturesque hilltop villages and surrounded by vineyards and orchards, towns like Alba offer visitors the chance to sample truffle dishes, explore local markets, and enjoy the region’s warm hospitality.
Things To Do:
A family-friendly truffle hunting adventure with Ël Valët Tartufaia offers a unique blend of nature, culture, education, and cuisine.
Azienda Agricola Burzi Alberto in Barolo offers a family-run winery experience with exceptional wines, engaging tours, and a welcoming atmosphere.
Josetta Saffirio winery offers a family-friendly experience with wine tastings, kid-focused activities like the Gnome Adventure Trail, and cellar tours.
Alba is a charming, stroller-friendly town known for its exquisite truffles, historic sites, and delicious gelato, great for a day trip to explore.
Visit to Azienda Agricola Marrone winery with a guided tour about the regional wines with a family-friendly lunch amidst beautiful vineyard views.
Where to Stay
Villa Vinory offers a family-friendly retreat, featuring vineyard views, a shared pool, onsite wine cellar, and the option of a private chef.