Piedmont's villages, Barolo from US$517

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Piedmont hides some little jewels! If you think of Piedmont perhaps the Langhe, Barolo or Turin come to mind but do you know that there are also 14 villages that have been elected among the most beautiful in Italy? Imagine medieval villages, enchanted castles, vineyards as far as the eye can see and breathtaking views. From Monferrato to the Alps, Piedmont will surprise you with its variety.

In short, if you are looking for a destination for your next weekend or for an excursion, the villages of Piedmont are for you: choose one and get ready to live an unforgettable experience, independently based in Turin, you will have a guide to available, a typical lunch or dinner, the Torino + Piemonte Card.

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Barolo is a medieval village that gave its name to the very famous wine, produced from the Nebbiolo grape. The town is nestled in a valley adorned with panoramic hills covered with vineyards, now a UNESCO heritage site, from which it is possible to glimpse breathtaking horizons.

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3Nights

1Destinations

1Accommodation

1Activities

Visiting

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Days 1, 2, 3, 4

Turin

Day 1 - arrival in Turin

Arrival in Turin and hotel accommodation. Starting from Piazza Castello, the heart of the city, you can visit Palazzo Reale, Palazzo Madama, Palazzo Carignano, the Cathedral of San Giovanni with the Chapel of the Shroud, the Porte Palatine. Check the inclusions on your card and plan your visits!

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Day 2 - Turin

After breakfast, continue your visit to Turin using the card included in the package.

Lunch in a typical restaurant in the centre

Overnight stay

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Day 3 Barolo

After breakfast, departure towards Barolo where you will meet your guide.

WHAT TO SEE

In the village stands the Falletti municipal castle, built in the 10th century and which around 1250 passed to the noble Falletti family, today home to the Regional Barolo Enoteca and the Wine Museum (Wi.Mu.) (included in the card), featuring wine in all its multifaceted aspects. The first Barolo wine was produced on their estates. Barolo is the ideal destination for food and wine tourism and for those who love to immerse themselves in nature, in this regard it is recommended to follow the "Langa and Barolo Paths" specially mapped and designed as a ring that connect the various municipalities of the Langa together, thus allowing to discover a quiet area that combines nature and landscape, history and art, human work and excellent products. The parish church of San Donato, of Romanesque layout, overlooks the square in front of the castle, which under the The presbytery houses the burial ground of the ancient feudal lords. In front of the town, on the bricco delle Viole, you can see the Volta castle, a ruined medieval building that belonged to the Falletti family.

Afternoon return to Turin, overnight stay

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Day 4 - Turin

Breakfast and end of services

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